Tag: Reviews
Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 3 Review: Hope in Amsterdam, Part 1
On Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 3, “Hope in Amsterdam: Part 1,” a young woman might offer insight into the murder of an activist, but she’s been missing and presumed dead for years.
Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 2 Review: Safe in Amsterdam, Part 2
On Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 2, “Safe in Amsterdam: Part 2,” the team tries to keep a story of revenge between families from taking additional lives.
Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 1 Review: Safe in Amsterdam: Part 1
Old murders and old flames come to the forefront of a case in which whistleblowers are targeted on Van Der Valk Season 4 Episode 1, “Safe in Amsterdam: Part 1.”
Unstable Season 2 Review: Working with Family isn’t Rocket Science (Rocket Science is Easier)
The characters of Unstable Season 2 get another stellar grade for humor and, for the most part, another dismal one for self-improvement. Did you expect anything else?
That ‘90s Show Part 2 Review: Something for Everyone in Another Point Place Summer
Featuring teen dramedy tropes worthy of a CW show and a wealth of niche cameos by stars of its era, That ‘90s Show Part 2 returns better than ever.
Eric Season 1 Episodes 4-6 Review: A Bittersweet Conclusion in Turbulent Times
After establishing its deeply flawed protagonist, Eric Season 1 Episodes 4-6 takes Vicent to new lows in his search for his son. While that plot eventually avoids tragedy, any happy ending is dampened by the bleak realities facing most of the characters.
Eric Season 1 Episodes 1-3 Review: A Missing Child Drama with a Big (Furry) Twist
The first half of the Netflix drama, Eric Season 1 Episodes 1-3, introduces us to a deeply flawed father played by Benedict Cumberbatch. His search for his son goes down a very unique path. It’s one that mostly works.
So Help Me Todd Season 2 Episode 10 Review: The Tooth is Out There
On So Help Me Todd Season 2 Episode 10, “The Tooth is Out There,” the presumed end of the show turns the firm on its head and leaves everyone in professional limbo.
So Help Me Todd Season 2 Episode 8 Review: P.I.’s Wide Shut
On So Help Me Todd Season 2 Episode 8, “P.I.’s Wide Shut”, Maragret and Susan represent a tennis coach in court while Todd and Lyle engage in an epic prank war.
So Help Me Todd Season 2 Episode 7 Review: Faux-Bituary
A man declared legally dead asks for Margaret’s help amid a circus of mistaken identities at the firm on So Help Me Todd Season 2 Episode 7, “Faux-Bituary.”