TV Review: Treme (Season 2)
Treme ascends to greatness in its moving, wandering second season.
Author: Randy Dankievitch
Randy is the founder of Processed Media and The Mid-Season Replacements Podcast, and a Rotten Tomatoes-approved TV critic. He's written about TV and culture across the internet since 2010, and also writes a monthly column for UpPortland Magazine.
TV Review: Treme (HBO)
Treme’s rich, textured atmosphere and cast of characters makes for one of TV’s most beautiful and politically prescient new series.
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Breaking Bad’s third season isn’t quite as well-paced as season two, but it remains one of the great character studies on TV.
TV Review: Breaking Bad (Season 2)
Breaking Bad finds its voice, and purpose, in a terrific second season.
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Happythankyoumoreplease has a few moments that reach towards something unique and meaningful… but only a few.
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In a sea of deplorable reality series, Rhett and Link: Commercial Kings stands out.
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Wilfred’s rough, sometimes uncouth edges don’t hold it back from being an absolute breath of fresh air.
TV Review: Archer (FX)
Archer is not only a great homage to spy series; it’s a hilarious send up of office sitcoms, featuring some of the sharpest dialogue on TV.
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Louie’s honest, grounded approach to storytelling make it one of the more affecting comedies of the early 2010s.
TV Review: Game of Thrones (HBO)
Game of Thrones’s first season is an incredibly slow burn, but one worth enduring.