The Last of Us Season 1, Episode 7 Review – “Left Behind”
The Last of Us pauses for a beautiful Ellie-centric flashback episode.
The Last of Us pauses for a beautiful Ellie-centric flashback episode.
Apple TV+’s Hollywood satire is often too many things at once – but when focused, is equally bleak and sentimental in fascinating ways.
Daredevil’s transition to the MCU is acutely felt in a (mostly) enjoyable self-contained episode.
The Last of Us heads west – and takes a big step forward – in a standout episode.
Daredevil: Born Again starts to find its voice with a strong, focused episode.
Running Point tries its hand at being a basketball show and a romantic comedy, to equally disastrous results.
Apple TV+’s crime drama has splashes of kinetic creativity, but they’re held back by a much larger collection of archetypal elements.
Joel and Ellie’s trip to Kansas City ends in predictable disaster, as another solid episode of The Last of Us is held back by its limited emotional range.
Running Point takes baby steps towards finding its voice in an irritatingly thin, occasionally intriguing episode.
Daredevil: Born Again tries to find its old, familiar rhythms, to mixed effect.