Category: Reviews
Will & Grace Review: Bi-plane (Season 11 Episode 9)
Everyone’s overcoming challenges on this episode of Will and Grace: Karen has to fly coach for the first time, Jack has to resist using his marriage “hall pass,” and Will and Grace have to face their out-of-date mindsets. Read on for our review of this guest-star filled episode!
Riverdale Review: Chapter Sixty-Nine: Men of Honor (Season 4 Episode 12)
Riverdale fails to deliver as it overdoes it on the least interesting storylines of the season. Read on for our review of “Chapter Sixty-Nine: Men of Honor.”
Stumptown Review: The Dex Factor (Season 1 Episode 13)
There are no emotional crescendos or shocking twists on Stumptowns Season 1 Episode 13, “The Dex Factor,” but it is still one of the best episodes of the season.
Nancy Drew Review: The Whisper Box (Season 1 Episode 13)
Nancy hangs between two worlds on Nancy Drew Season 1 Episode 13, “The Whisper Box.”
Chicago Fire Review: A Chicago Welcome (Season 8 Episode 13)
Gorsch is back to cause some trouble on Chicago Fire Season 8 Episode 13, “A Chicago Welcome.” Read on for our review.
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Review: Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me (Season 5 Episode 3)
Legends of Tomorrow takes a page straight out of a 1940’s noir gangster mystery on Season 5 Episode 3, “Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me.”
The Flash Review: Marathon (Season 6 Episode 10)
The Flash Season 6 returns with an overstuffed, yet still fairly bland installment that tries to do too much. Read on for our review.
Miracle Workers: Dark Ages Review: Help Wanted (Season 2 Episode 2)
Prince Chauncley struggles to let go of a prized duck while Al takes on a new job with a quack on Miracle Workers: Dark Ages Season 2 Episode 2, “Help Wanted.”
Schitt’s Creek Review: The Premiere (Season 6 Episode 5)
The residents of Schitt’s Creek prepare for the glitz and glamour of a Hollywood premiere in their own backyard. Check out our review of “The Premiere.”
All American Review: The Crossroads (Season 2 Episode 11)
All American Season 2 Episode 11, “The Crossroads,” takes Spencer’s injury and uses it as a means to bring characters together, making it one of the most intensely emotional episodes to date.