Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, Episode 2 Review – “Shoot the Moon”
Even a strong thematic foundation, like the one in “Shoot the Moon”, crumbles under Born Again’s cumbersome, overstuffed plot.
Even a strong thematic foundation, like the one in “Shoot the Moon”, crumbles under Born Again’s cumbersome, overstuffed plot.
Daredevil: Born Again returns with a mostly effective, slightly overstuffed premiere.
Scrubs still can’t find its groove – but at least “My Angel” offers up an encouraging third act to build upon.
Scrubs rides an dreadfully unfunny Matt Rife guest appearance through another middling episode.
Paradise heads back into the bunker for a rather inelegant hour of one-note characters and stories.
Through Elliot’s arc in “My Rom-Com”, the many glaring issues of the Scrubs revival begin to crystallize.
Scrubs struggles to find its footing in an uneven, repetitive second episode.
Scrubs returns – and clearly is still figuring itself out in an uneven premiere.
The latest Wolf-ian procedural drama is a flat, lifeless waste of Tom Ellis.
NBC’s new Tracy Morgan-led comedy is a great vehicle for its stars, but needs a bit of refining to become a memorable sitcom.