Category: Reviews
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Review: Fear and Loathing on the Planet of Kitson (Season 6 Episode 3)
Daisy and Simmons’ search for Fitz heats up on the latest Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Check out our review!
iZombie Review: Dot Zom (Season 5 Episode 4)
iZombie hints at the approaching apocalypse with an episode that has its own upsides and downsides! Check out our review of “Dot Zom.”
Elementary Review: The Further Adventures (Season 7 Episode 1)
Our last installments of Sherlock and Joan begin with old crimes in a new country on Elementary Season 7 Episode 1, “The Further Adventures.”
The Twilight Zone Review: The Blue Scorpion (Season 1 Episode 9)
On The Twilight Zone Season 1 Episode 9, “The Blue Scorpion,” Chris O’Dowd finds himself losing so much but gaining something dangerous and important.
Jane the Virgin Review: Chapter Ninety (Season 5 Episode 9)
The latest episode of Jane the Virgin ditches the power couples for a power father-daughter duo instead! Check out our review of “Chapter Ninety.”
Chicago Med Review: With a Brave Heart (Season 4 Episode 22)
Just like that Chicago Med ends season 4 with a devastating diagnosis, surprising news, a Med doctor’s life in danger, and a pair of farewells that seemingly weren’t on Chicago Med Season 4 Episode 22, “With a Brave Heart.” Read our review!
Chicago Fire Season Finale Review: I’m Not Leaving You (Season 7 Episode 22)
If there’s anything Chicago Fire knows how to do well, it’s a cliffhanger. Here’s our review of the season finale.
Whiskey Cavalier Season Finale Review: Czech Mate (Season 1 Episode 13)
This is a show that deserves another season. Read on for our review of the Whiskey Cavalier finale.
The 100 Review: The Face Behind The Glass (Season 6 Episode 4)
Sorry, the old Clarke can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Cause she’s dead! Check out our review of The 100 Season 6 Episode 4, “The Face Behind the Glass.”
Blood & Treasure Review: The Curse of Cleopatra: Parts I & II (Season 1 Episodes 1 and 2)
Blood and Treasure’s two-hour pilot is a sum of uninspired parts, with a few brief moments of potential shining through the fog of predictable plot twists and rote characters.