Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 6’ – Work With A View
‘Chapter 6’ is a bit of an about face for House of Cards, taking place more than a month after the gala of ‘Chapter 5’.
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.
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 5’ – Friends Make The Worst Enemies
For the first time on House of Cards, ‘Chapter 5’ presents Frank Underwood with some serious conflict.
Review: Banshee ‘The Kindred’ – Following The Stench
If there’s one thing Banshee‘s done well in the first half of its freshman season, it’s capturing tension.
Review: Legit ‘Anger’ – That Joke Kills On Stage
‘Anger’ feels less like the first three episodes of Legit, and more like an indie version of a Seinfeld episode.
Review: Archer ‘Midnight Run’ – Paging Norman Bates
When doing press for season four, creator Adam Reed talked about focusing on larger seasonal arcs for the employees of ISIS.
Review: Parks and Recreation ‘Ann’s Decision’ – Herbacious Medleys
A few quick thoughts on tonight’s Parks and Recreation:
Season premiere review: Community ‘History 101’ – Instagram For Besties
The first episode of the post-Harmon era of Community had a lot riding on it: fans have been left out in the cold by NBC, surrounded for the past nine months with….
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 4’ – Water Under The Bridge
With each episode, House of Cards appears to get shallower, embracing the inexplicable and rejecting opportunities to develop its characters further.
Review: Cougar Town ‘Runnin’ Down A Dream’ – I Haven’t Ferked In So Long
On paper, ‘Runnin’ Down A Dream’ is a terrific episode of Cougar Town: it has some of the season’s best running jokes, and incorporates some very interesting ideas about careers and success….