Category: Reviews
Love, Victor Review: Welcome to Creekwood (Season 1 Episodes 1-2)
Love, Victor Season 1 Episode 1 and 2 utilize the show’s source material wisely — bridging connections from one generation to another, while also making room for new stories and fresh perspectives. Read on for our review!
Burden of Truth Review: Crisis of Faith (Season 3 Episode 5)
There’s something far darker going on in Millwood Family Services, and Joanna and Billy are determined to figure out what it is on Burden of Truth Season 3 Episode 5, “Crisis of Faith.” Read on for our review!
Blindspot Review: Fire & Brimstone (Season 5 Episode 6)
Blindspot Season 5 Episode 6, “Fire & Brimstone,” feels like old times as the team goes on a treasure hunt. Read our review to find out more.
The Bold Type Review: Snow Day (Season 4 Episode 12)
Nothing forces you to face hard truths quite like not being able to literally run from them. So in a sense, the blizzard is everyone’s nemesis on The Bold Type Season 4 Episode 12, “Snow Day.”
Council of Dads Review: Dear Dad (Season 1 Episode 8)
Missteps are allowed and expected on an episode of TV, but it’s the surrounding story that should make up for it and Luly’s forgiveness definitely shines. Read on for our review of Council of Dads Season 1 Episode 8, “Dear Dad.”
The 100 Review: Welcome to Bardo (Season 7 Episode 5)
Time dilation leads to an episode full of wibbly-wobbly time-y-whimey balls of stuff, and more questions than answers. Read our review of The 100 Season 7 Episode 5, “Welcome to Bardo,” to find out more.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Review: Out of the Past (Season 7 Episode 4)
The agents work with Agent Sousa to stop the Chronicoms and save a life on the latest Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Check out our review!
The Order Season 2 Review: Shifting Allegiances
Welcome back to Belgrave University. Season 2 is filled with memory loss, new romances, new allegiances, and the same lovable dorks we fell in love with during Season 1. Read on for our review!
Stargirl Review: Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite (Season 1 Episode 5)
Season 1 Episode 5 brings two new heroes into the fold along with much drama. A large amount of character development leaves little room for action. Read on for our review and analysis!
One Day at a Time Review: The Politics Episode (Season 4 Episode 7)
The comedy that refuses to let any obstacle stand in its way, One Day at a Time has found a way to bring a new, timely, and important episode even in the midst of a production shutdown. How? By going animated.