Season finale review: Wilfred ‘Heroism/Regrets’ – De-Vagification
In an abstract sense, the last two episodes of Wilfred’s third season reflect the two central themes to the show: fantasy and reality.
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.
Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 12 Review – “Rabid Dog”
“Rabid Dog” marks the true beginning of the end for Breaking Bad, in appropriately memorable fashion.
Review: Breaking Bad ‘Confessions’ – How About That Guacamole
I have to sit back and admire the construction of ‘Confessions’ – with a lot of talk-heavy scenes early on, it appears that the episode is going to move at….
Review: Wilfred ‘Stagnation’ – The Fog of Love
In last week’s review of Wilfred, I bemoaned the lack of momentum in this season of the show, which has taken the normal loop of fixations with the show’s mythology (the….
Review: Breaking Bad ‘Buried’ – Fire In The Hole
If ‘Blood Money’ is the first round of a heavyweight fight, ‘Buried’ is the two minutes immediately after the first round, stretched out over 47 minutes while other plot lines….
Review: Wilfred ‘Distance’ – Growly Stick Tug
As a general rule, I try to avoid thinking about episodes of dramas or sitcoms centered around a long con whenever possible – or even worse, a series of intricately-weaved….
Review: The Bridge ‘ID’ – Eat Your Freedom Fries
Although ‘ID’ suffers from another case of Convenient Killer Syndrome, it manages to be an entertaining (if completely unsubtle) exploration of what happens when we let the ghosts of our past….
Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 9 Review – “Blood Money”
Breaking Bad makes its final glorious return.
Review: ‘Snowflake Day: A Very Special Holiday Episode’ – Lamb Tacos
While Clone High never went out of its way to come up with inventive story lines, it found its magic in being able to apply a mix of historical comedy….