Review: The Walking Dead ‘Sick’ – Do What You Gotta Do
It may be short-lived, but the first two episodes of The Walking Dead‘s third season have shown a focus and direction the previous two seasons lacked.
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Review: Sons of Anarchy ‘Small World’ – Loyalty Has Contingencies
Another week, another round of brutal scenes from the increasingly simple-minded Sons of Anarchy, which seems less interested in actually telling stories than just feeding us bullshit for 11 episodes,….
Review: Ben and Kate ’21st Birthday’ – Missing A Window
With the poor quality of this year’s new shows, calling something the ‘Best New Show Of The Year’ isn’t really saying a whole lot – especially when too many people….
Review: 2 Broke Girls ‘And The Cupcake War’ – Max’s Narcissistic Cupcakes
Sometimes 2 Broke Girls makes an episode that’s just bad television. Other times, it makes frustrating, annoying television. And then there’s a third category – the kind ‘And The Cupcake War’….
Season premiere review: The Walking Dead ‘Seed’ – We Got This Far Without Them, Right?
For a show that prides itself on thrills, the second season of The Walking Dead spent a whole lot of time doing nothing while on Herschel’s farm – although things did speed….
First Impressions: Nashville ‘Pilot’ – Thank God For Auto-Tune
With lots and lots (and LOTS) of promotion from ABC, a considerable amount of critical hype, and Connie Briton (of course), Nashville was one of the fall’s most-anticipated new shows, even despite some disparaging….
Review: Sons of Anarchy ‘Orca Shrugged’: It’s Hard Not To Hate
Sons of Anarchy has always been a show that revels in its extremes – and for awhile, backed it up with some pretty solid story telling and characters. But things have….
Review: 2 Broke Girls ‘And The Hold-Up’ – We’re Two Selfish Women
I certainly wasn’t expecting a show like 2 Broke Girls to make any improvements in its second season – but through the first three episodes, the show’s not only refused to grow:….
Review: Last Resort ‘Blue on Blue’ – Please Believe In Me
For a show like Last Resort to be compelling, it has to be able to manage the needs of characters with the demands of narratives, something ‘Blue on Blue’ struggles mightily throughout….
Review: Sons of Anarchy ‘Stolen Huffy’ – It’s Not Trust, It’s Fear
When a show kills off a well-known character, there are normally two approaches: either the death hangs over the show’s universe for a period of time, or they simply try….