Banshee Season 2, Episode 4 Review – “Bloodlines”
Everybody’s lying to themselves in a fantastic Banshee episode.
Everybody’s lying to themselves in a fantastic Banshee episode.
Enlisted takes a look at how we deal with loss, in another promising half-hour for the young series.
In the first real episode of the “new” Community, “Cork-Based Networking” takes it back to the basics.
“Tremors” is an entertaining, confident hour, though the show appears to be carrying more story than it can handle.
Girls pauses to muse on death in a fascinating half-hour.
Banshee’s “The Warrior Class” is overstuffed but promising, anchored by Antony Starr’s performance.
It didn’t take long: “Pete’s Airstream” is the first knock-out episode of Enlisted.
Arrow’s “Blind Spot” is an uneven episode, dragged down by its Laurel material and only partly saved by a strong finish.
Girls delivers a knockout episode about maturity and letting go with “She Said OK”.
Banshee’s “The Thunder Man” is a mostly hollow episode about its trapped women, saved by a striking look at Hood’s fraying psyche.