Carefully constructed lies and identities come crashing down to Earth in ‘We Shall Live Forever’, a Banshee episode that moves at such a breakneck pace, it’s almost hard to absorb everything.
When I first heard that Anthony Bourdain was going to guest-star in an episode of Archer this season, I was a little worried.
I have no problem with Community becoming more of a low-key comedy: trying to match the combination of high-concept stories, layered referential humor, and strong character arcs was an impossible task for….
If season one of New Girl was the Year of Schmidt, season two’s been the Year of Nick, a trend that seems to continue for the first half of ‘Tinfinity’, named after….
Is Max a character anymore? Throughout the second season of 2 Broke Girls, Max has felt less like a three-dimensional person, and more like a checklist of jokes: parents sucked, she’s….
‘I Ain’t A Judas’ feels less like the show from the first half of this season, and more like something left over from the middle of season two.
For all those hoping the four Brooklynites would break out Mario Kart on tonight’s episode of Girls, color yourselves disappointed.
On the surface, House of Cards has all the trappings of a top-tier cable drama.
Underneath all the sex and bloodied limbs, Banshee‘s done a solid job establishing a cast of characters struggling to find a new direction.
What begins as a regular spy caper gone wrong in ‘Once Bitten’ turns into an existential journey for Sterling Archer, continuing the trend of recent seasons to deconstruct the world’s coolest spy….
