Category: Reviews
The Flash Review: Legacy (Season 5 Episode 22)
The Flash Season 5 Episode 22, “Legacy,” serves as an almost perfect example of everything that went so right and so wrong with the series’ fifth season. (But it’s got a lot of heart.) Read on for our review!
Fosse/Verdon Review: All I Care About Is Love (Season 1 Episode 6)
Thus far, Fosse/Verdon has mostly focused on the psychology behind Gwen Verdon’s choices. Finally, we get insight into Bob Fosse. Read on for our review!
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Review: Terms of Service (Season 4 Episode 15)
Legends of Tomorrow Season 4 Episode 15 “Terms of Service” goes on the offensive to take down Neron and his master plan.
Bull Review: Pillar of Salt (Season 3 Episode 22)
Another season winds up with a tragic case and a life-altering revelation on Bull Season 3 Episode 22, “Pillar of Salt.”
Lucifer Review: Who Are You (Season 4 Episodes 4-5)
We finally meet Eve, and Lucifer and Chloe try to find a way to work together while Linda deals with a less than usual pregnancy. Read on for our review of Lucifer.
Arrow Review: You Have Saved This City (Season 7 Episode 22)
There may be one more season to go, but Arrow Season 7 Episode 22, “You Have Saved This City,” stands as a solid season finale that could have served as a series finale, thanks in large part to the big emotional moments in the final act. Check out our review!
9-1-1 Season 2 Finale Review: This Life We Choose (Season 2 Episode 18)
While the Season 2 finale was lackluster in the action department they made up for it in the character development. Check out our full review!
Good Girls Review: Hunting Season (Season 2 Episode 11)
On Good Girls Season 2 Episode 11, “Hunting Season,” things get tense when Rio resorts to some disturbing tactics during what feels like the ultimate power play. Read our review to find out more.
Killing Eve Review: I Hope You Like Missionary! (Season 2 Episode 6)
Killing Eve Season 2 continues to entangle Eve and Villanelle in new ways. On “I Hope You Like Missionary!” the writers expertly put their working styles in counterpoint to one another while managing not to feel too contrived.
Dead to Me Review: Grief and Guilt Are Strange Beasts (Season 1 Episodes 4-7)
As Jen and Judy’s bond deepens, that “dirty little secret” draws us closer and closer to the inevitable on Dead to Me Season 1, Episodes 4-7