La Brea Season 1 Episode 1 Review – “Pilot”
NBC’s high-profile drama debuts with an appropriate amount of bombast and intrigue, though it fails to introduce its characters with the same gusto.
NBC’s high-profile drama debuts with an appropriate amount of bombast and intrigue, though it fails to introduce its characters with the same gusto.
NBC’s takes a second swing at time-lapse nostalgia with an underwhelming James Wolk vehicle.
Midnight Mass is a near-masterpiece, and Flanagan’s best work for Netflix yet.
Superstore’s finale isn’t a great episode – but it is a great reminder of what a strong, memorable comedy it was during its run.
WandaVision’s finale is caught between two shows: a touching farewell to its central romance, and a noisy commercial for Phase 4.
WandaVision’s “Previously On” delivers a genuinely moving flashback, buried under a heavy load of finale-setting exposition.
WandaVision loses its emotional thread in “Breaking the Fourth Wall,” another episode more interested in Easter eggs than its characters.
“All-New Halloween Spooktacular!” finds real poignancy in Vision’s unraveling, even as WandaVision’s MCU obligations keep dragging it off course.
“On a Very Special Episode…” nails WandaVision’s 80s sitcom homage, but lets a splashy multiverse cameo overshadow Wanda’s pain.
“We Interrupt This Program” swaps WandaVision’s charm for lore-dumping, though its unsettling final seconds still land.