Category: Reviews
All American Review: Hard Knock Life (Season 2 Episode 6)
All American Season 2 Episode 6, “Hard Knock Life” knocks it out of the park as Michael Evans Behling and Samantha Logan give stunning performances. Read on for our review!
The Crown Review: People Don’t Want You to Be Normal (Season 3 Episodes 4-7)
Every character is going through changes on The Crown Season 3. The middle four episodes of the series’s third outing show a lot of growth and many character-centric episodes and storylines […]
All Rise Review: Maricela and the Desert (Season 1 Episode 8)
An emotional case and a trip to Vegas share a theme of heated moments on All Rise Season 1 Episode 8, “Maricela and the Desert.”
Back to Life Review: Season 1 Episodes 3 & 4
Back to Life’s middle chapters are an uneven collection of ideas and plot developments, sandwiched between glimpses of a gripping, poignant character study.
His Dark Materials Review: The Spies (Season 1 Episode 3)
Lyra and her new allies ready for the long journey and hard battle ahead on His Dark Materials Season 1 Episode 3, “The Spies.”
Supergirl Review: Tremors (Season 5 Episode 7)
Supergirl Season 5 Episode 7 “Tremors” does not hold back on the emotional punches. From Alex and Kelly’s relationship to Lena and Kara’s friendship, there are plenty of heartbreaking moments that feel almost impossible to get over.
Watchmen Review: Little Fear of Lightning (Season 1 Episode 5)
Wade is through the looking glass as finds his entire worldview turned upside down on Watchmen Season 1 Episode 5, “Little Fear of Lightning.”
Mr. Robot Review: 407 Proxy Authentication Required (Season 4 Episode 7)
If there was ever an episode that defined a series, Mr. Robot just gave it to us. Check out our review of “407 Proxy Authentication Required.”
The Crown Review: The Settled Sovereign (Season 3 Episodes 1-3)
The sun has set on Claire Foy and risen on Olivia Colman as she deals with an economic crisis, a
Batwoman Review: Tell Me The Truth (Season 1 Episode 7)
Batwoman Season 1 Episode 7 manages to make Sophie a bit more likable and introduces us to Julia Pennyworth. Read on for our review.










