Category: Reviews
Legends of Tomorrow Review: Mortal Khanbat (Season 5 Episode 6)
The team heads to the seedy underworld of 90’s Hong Kong to face off against Genghis Khan on Legends of Tomorrow Season 5 Episode 6, “Mortal Khanbat.”
This Is Us Review: Clouds (Season 4 Episode 15)
Therapy is in session for the Pearsons. Check out our review of This Is Us Season 4 Episode 15, “Clouds.”
The Conners Review: Bad Dads and Grads (Season 2 Episode 14)
The classic Conner family vibe is back on “Bad Dads and Grads” bringing the show back into the hit column. Check out our review.
Bless This Mess Review: Völsung and the Beef Boy (Season 2 Episode 14)
Season 2 Episode 14 takes three separate dreams from three different people and explores the difficulty in obtaining them. Each dream dissected gives the characters a more understandable backstory and creates a more believable persona. Read on for our review and analysis.
New Amsterdam Review: Double Blind (Season 2 Episode 15)
For Karen Brantley, ending the opioid crisis is personal on New Amsterdam Season 2 Episode 15, “Double Blind.” Read on for more!
Schitt’s Creek Review: The Presidential Suite (Season 6 Episode 8)
In an unexpected turn of events, Schitt’s Creek says an early goodbye to a series fan-favourite. Check out our 5 Star review of “The Presidential Suite.”
Miracle Workers: Dark Ages Review: Holiday (Season 2 Episode 5)
Harvest Day sounds great on paper, but it’s a bitter, bloody affair as Al and Chauncley find out on Miracle Workers: Dark Ages Season 2 Episode 5, “Holiday.”
Preview — Grey’s Anatomy Season 16 Episode 15: Snowblind
A blizzard in Seattle is causing chaos on Grey’s Anatomy Season 16 Episode 15, “Snowblind,” and Andrew DeLuca might be putting himself in danger.
The New Pope Review: Season 1 Episode 7
He hath risen! Easter comes early on The New Pope Season 1 Episode 7. Read on for our review!
All American Review: Who Shot Ya (Season 2 Episode 14)
All American Season 2 Episode 14, “Who Shot Ya,” provides unexpected conclusions to longstanding conflicts, all with little to no pay off for its audience.