Category: Reviews
Elementary Review: Nobody Lives Forever (Season 6 Episode 9)
Elementary Season 6 Episode 9, “Nobody Lives Forever,” starts with a troubling proposal and a stomach-turning murder. It ends with a stunning and tragic revelation.
Luke Cage Review: The Slow Burn (Season 2 Episodes 1-3)
The first three episodes of Luke Cage are a slow burn. An exquisite burn to be sure, but a slow one none the less.
Preacher Review: Angelville (Season 3 Episode 1)
Preacher Season 3 Episode 1 returns with what could be Jesse’s biggest conflict yet: his past. Read our review and find out how Angelville could play into Jesse’s story.
The Affair Review: 402 (Season 4 Episode 2)
We discuss The Affair Season 4 Episode 2, focusing on Luisa’s immigration storyline.
Young & Hungry Review: Young & Downtown Gabi and Young & Third Wheel (Season 5B Episode 1 & 2)
Young & Hungry Season 5B Episode 1, “Young & Downtown Gabi,” and Episode 2, “Young & Third Wheel,” delivers what it does best, quirky comedy for everyone to love. Read on for our review!
Take Two Review: Pilot (Season 1 Episode 1)
ABC’s new comedy procedural teams up a private investigator and a former TV star straight out of rehab. From the writers of “Castle,” this unlikely pair might be just what it takes to get the job done.
Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce Review: Rule #149 Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow (Season 5 Episode 2)
Paul Adelstein returns to Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce Season 5 Episode 2, reprising his role as ex-husband Jake Novak. Will this reunion be pretty or pretty ugly?
The Originals Review: We Have Not Long to Love (Season 5 Episode 9)
The Originals Season 5 Episode 10, “We Have Not Long to Love,” picks up some steam as the series nears its completion. While two more characters exit the show, another’s future remains a question mark.
Archer Season Finale Review: A Discovery (Season 9 Episode 8)
Archer blesses us with funny, sexually charged banter between Archer and Lana, hilarious jokes, action, and an interesting plot. Wooo!
Reverie Review: Blue is the Coldest Color (Season 1 Episode 4)
Reverie Season 1 Episode 4 “Blue is the Coldest Color” introduces some interesting new concepts and characters to the series’ overall universe, but its heavy reliance on schmaltzy solutions for its cases of the week is getting kind of tiresome.










