First Impressions: The Following ‘Pilot’ – It Will Be Our Masterpiece
Anyone who’s watched FOX since September has seen the slick previews for The Following – shit, seeing Kevin Bacon’s face was enough for me to put it in my top 5….
Category: TV Reviews
Review: 2 Broke Girls ‘And Too Little Sleep’ – It Might Be Super Gonorrhea
The diner in 2 Broke Girls has become less of a hub for Max and Caroline in season two – and for good reason
Review: Continuum ‘Fast Times’ – Bitch Cop Does
*Editor’s Note* – Continuum reviews are being updated, and are now available at the current Processed Media. You can read them here!
Review: Enlightened ‘Revenge Play’ – Everyone Can Be Wicked
What are the consequences of ‘good intentions’?
Review: Girls ‘I Have Ideas’ – She’s Not Good At Living
The most important scene from ‘I Have Ideas’ – Hannah and Sandy’s argument – is a very layered scene, dealing not only with Hannah’s narcissism and extreme attachments to vague….
Review: Banshee ‘The Rave’ – I’m On It, Motherfucker
Like the pilot, ‘The Rave’ hints at a lot of what is to come in the first season of Banshee – Proctor’s politics, the Lucas Hood identity, and the story of Not….
Second Look: Friends ‘The One With Two Parts’ – You Meant Sex, Right?
Friends had a thing for two-part episodes through the years: they had ten over the life of the series, with one appearing in every season except the third.
First Impressions: Legit ‘Pilot’ – Only Blowjobs!
For a pilot about a man getting his paralyzed friend a hooker, Legit has a very earnest core about three guys struggling in adulthood, revitalizing themselves through shared experiences.
Season premiere review: Archer ‘Fugue and Riffs’ – Like A Latex Gimp Suit
While I’ve always enjoyed Archer‘s standalone missions of earlier seasons, I think the show’s at its best when its dealing with the maturity of Archer, as he searches for his identity.
Review: Parks and Recreation ‘Two Parties’ – Our Sluts Are Downright Filthy
What’s always impressed me about Parks and Recreation over the years is the show’s ability to evolve its characters and develop a narrative within the structure of a half hour comedy.