This Week In Television: James Franco News, Jon Stewart’s Departure, Leslie Knope, and More
Well, friends, since we didn’t win that 500 million this week, we’ll have to settle for another weekly TV wrap up. Here are some of the highlights from this week.
Nashville Recap: I’ve Got Reasons to Hate You (Season 3 Episode 12)
For once, Nashville wasn’t all about “Ruke” (you know, Luke and Rayna, America’s favorite country couple).
Grey’s Anatomy Review: All I Could Do Was Cry (Season 11 Episode 11)
If there’s one thing Grey’s Anatomy does well, it’s making its audience cry.
The 100 Review: Rubicon (Season 2 Episode 12)
Rubicon: a line, which once crossed represents the point of no return. A fitting title for such an explosive episode, in my opinion.
Review: Arrow, “Canaries” (Season 3 Episode 13)
The reason that no one can focus on an escaped criminal is, of course, that season long secrets are finally coming to light.
Review: Better Call Saul, The Two-Night Premiere
I’m not the least bit surprised that Better Call Saul is turning out to be an artistic, thoughtful, and very entertaining show.
Castle Review: Resurrection (Season 7 Episode 14)
We’ve had some fun with Castle working as a P.I., but it was time to see the other side of the crime drama, with “Resurrection.”
Castle Preview: 7 Reasons Not to Miss “Resurrection”
The next episode of Castle is the first part of a dramatic, suspenseful two-parter that you are not going to want to miss.
This Week In Television: Nathan Fillion On The Big Bang Theory, Saved By The Bell Reunion, and More
We’ve got news of this week’s awkward moments, upcoming special guest appearances, and even an epic cast reunion.
The Blacklist Review: Who’s Really In Control? (Season 2 Episode 10)
The mind is the main character of “Luther Braxton: Conclusion,” an episode so strong that I almost can dismiss the blatant circles we’re running in regarding Red and Liz.