Category: Reviews
Batwoman Review: O, Mouse! (Season 1 Episode 20)
On the Batwoman Season 1 finale, Jacob Kane wages his war against Batwoman, and Alice makes good on her promise to Tommy. Read on for our review.
Run Review: Tell (Season 1 Episode 6)
Doing the right thing becomes a much larger question as Ruby and Billy start to piece things back together on the wonderful Run Season 1 Episode 6, “Tell.”
Hightown is a Gritty, Compelling Story About Addiction
Hightown, starring Monica Raymund, is a gritty, compelling story about addiction set in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Read on for our review!
Katy Keene Review: Chapter Thirteen: Come Together (Season 1 Episode 13)
Katy Keene Season 1 Episode 13, “Chapter Thirteen: Come Together,” serves its purpose as a finale, proving that friendship, faith, and a little bit of glitter are all you need to make your dreams come true. Check out our review!
The Good Fight Review: The Gang Goes To War (Season 4 Episode 5)
Sometimes, good wins while evil also wins on The Good Fight Season 4 Episode 5, “The Gang Goes To War.” Sometimes, Diane goes to court just to draw colorful dots.
Blindspot Review: We Didn’t Start the Fire (Season 5 Episode 2)
The team gets some help from Bill Nye to contact Weitz, but there’s something bigger at play. Read on for our review.
Defending Jacob Review: Wishful Thinking (Season 1 Episode 6)
Hope can be right around the corner, but relying on hope is a dangerous thing. On Defending Jacob Season 1 Episode 6, “Wishful Thinking,” the Barbers prepare for the upcoming trial as more comes to light.
Central Park Review: A Musical Love Letter To Passion
Central Park is a wonderfully enthusiastic love letter to musicals, parks, and geek culture all wrapped into one.
Council of Dads Review: The Sixth Stage (Season 1 Episode 4)
On Council of Dads Season 1 Episode 4, “The Sixth Stage,” the show delves into the complexity of sexuality with understanding and respect. Read on for our 5-star review!
The Wrong Missy Review: When First Impressions Go Wrong
Netflix’s The Wrong Missy takes a classic blunder and delivers an enjoyable ninety minutes, but may feel a little tired if ruminated on for too long.