Tag: Hugh Dancy
Law & Order Review: Severance (Season 21 Episode 8)
Price finally loses a case which ultimately loses our attention in the delivery. For the first time in it’s return season, Law & Order fails to impress.
Law & Order Review: Legacy (Season 21 Episode 7)
Law & Order asks the question of who is responsible when a mentally ill teenager is given a gun that is later used to kill someone. Check out our review for more!
Law & Order Review: Wicked Game (Season 21 Episode 6)
Law & Order Season 21 Episode 6, “Wicked Game,” keeps our attention by giving more focus to Dixon and an unexpected outcome. Check out our review!
Law & Order Review: Free Speech (Season 21 Episode 5)
The QAnon phenom takes center stage on Law & Order Season 21 Episode 5, “Free Speech.” Read on for our review!
Law & Order Review: Fault Lines (Season 21 Episode 4)
Law & Order stagnates with a case that isn’t exactly exciting, but does have some merit for the issues it brings to light. Check out our review of the latest episode!
Law & Order Review: Filtered Life (Season 21 Episode 3)
What could have been a fascinating case falls short with predictable twists. Check out our latest review of Law & Order!
Law & Order Review: Impossible Dream (Season 21 Episode 2)
Price and Maroun butt heads once again, which pushes their character development forward. Check out our review of Law & Order Season 21 Episode 2, “The Impossible Dream.”
Law & Order Review: The Right Thing (Season 21 Episode 1)
Dun Dun! Law & Order is back with a case that has no clear winner. Check out our review for more on this historic return!
Hannibal: A Delicious Reunion: Cast and Creators Talk Hannigram, Hot Dogs, and a Possible Season 4
The cast and creators of Hannibal got together for a virtual reunion to discuss Hannigram, hot dogs, a possible Season 4, and other delicious topics. Read on for a recap of this panel hosted by Nerdist!
The Good Fight Review: The Gang is Satirized and Doesn’t Like It (Season 4 Episode 4)
The Good Fight Season 4 Episode 4, “The Gang is Satirized and Doesn’t Like It” needs an intermission more than the play everyone is so mad about does. Read on for our review!