New Girl Season 3, Episode 11 Review – “Clavado En Un Bar”
New Girl’s first episode of 2014 is a predictable, but enjoyable episode about professional satisfaction.
New Girl’s first episode of 2014 is a predictable, but enjoyable episode about professional satisfaction.
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“Longest Night Ever” is bolder than it looks, using awkward antics to say something real about masculinity.
Almost Human’s premise seems tailor-made for an intriguing new series; unfortunately, Fox’s latest dystopian sci-fi drama is a big misfire.
“Keep Your Enemies Closer” is a fun, if slightly padded, detour into Diggle’s world.
“Huang Wu” finds real emotional weight in Tara’s unraveling, even as Sons of Anarchy leans on familiar plot machinations.
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As season six barrels toward its finale, Sons of Anarchy finally lets the truth catch up with Jax — and the show is better for it.