Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, Episode 1 Review – “The Northern Star”
Daredevil: Born Again returns with a mostly effective, slightly overstuffed premiere.
Daredevil: Born Again returns with a mostly effective, slightly overstuffed premiere.
Scrubs still can’t find its groove – but at least “My Angel” offers up an encouraging third act to build upon.
Scrubs welcomes in med students for the first time, in a strong episode for Elliot (and nobody else).
The Pivot becomes a rather serviceable metaphor in a solid, if mostly weightless, midseason episode.
Scrubs rides an dreadfully unfunny Matt Rife guest appearance through another middling episode.
Paradise heads back into the bunker for a rather inelegant hour of one-note characters and stories.
Season five’s strong midseason run continues with another stealthily good Chandler story.
Through Elliot’s arc in “My Rom-Com”, the many glaring issues of the Scrubs revival begin to crystallize.
Scrubs struggles to find its footing in an uneven, repetitive second episode.
Scrubs returns – and clearly is still figuring itself out in an uneven premiere.