Girls Season 3, Episode 4 Review – “Dead Inside”
Girls pauses to muse on death in a fascinating half-hour.
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.
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.
“Basketsballs” is a deceptively smart and funny episode about identity.
After stumbling through last season’s final episodes, Girls returns in 2014 on solid footing.
Banshee’s season two opener, “Little Fish,” feels more like a recap than an actual premiere, and barely moves the story forward.
Although it’s still finding its voice, Enlisted is a promising, optimistic addition to FOX’s comedy line-up.
Community regains a little bit of its old spark in “Basic Intergluteal Numismatics”.