Season finale review: Wilfred ‘Secrets’ – Mommy’s Getting Shitfaced Tonight
In many ways, ‘Secrets’ is a microcosm of Wilfred‘s second season as a whole: weird, engaging at times, and inconsistent.
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Review: Sons of Anarchy ‘Authority Vested’ – Love and Capital Murder
If last week’s review was any sign, I came into this season of Sons of Anarchy bitter, angry that the show I loved in its opening seasons had fallen to such depths….
First Impressions: The Mob Doctor ‘Pilot’ – You Had A Choice
The Mob Doctor is a modern medical procedural in the loosest sense of the word.
Review: Wilfred ‘Resentment’ – Holding It Inside
With all the dinner parties, drug trips, and canine agility events in season 2 of Wilfred, things at time have felt a little more erratic than the more-contained first season. It’s….
First Impressions: Guys With Kids ‘Pilot’ – He Grew Inside Me
I didn’t expect much from Guys With Kids – it’s a low concept sitcom premise that reeks of the “broader comedy” NBC is looking for as they move away from the….
First Impressions: Last Resort ‘Pilot’ – Colorado Out
There are a small handful of creators and show runners I get excited to see new projects from – and Shawn Ryan, the mind behind The Shield, Terriers, and The Chicago Code, is definitely….
Season premiere review: Sons of Anarchy ‘Sovereign’ – Scars of a Feather
Somewhere in the cross-continental journey of season 3, Sons of Anarchy became less of a gritty Hamlet,and a lot more like a self-indulgent, pulpy soap opera.
First Impressions: The New Normal ‘Pilot’ – Let Me Help You
For what we’ve come to expect from Ryan Murphy shows (Nip/Tuck, Glee, American Horror Story), The New Normal is a fairly tame story about family, deconstructing the meaning of ‘non-traditional’ in 2012. In….
Second Look: Clone High ‘Raisin the Stakes: A Rock Opera in Three Acts’ – I’m The Pusher
For all intents and purposes, ‘Raisin the Stakes’ is the most high-concept episode of Clone High; unfortunately, the concept causes the episode to be one of the least enjoyable.
Season Finale Review: Breaking Bad ‘Gliding Over All’ – You Got Me
For five seasons, we’ve slowly watched Walter White’s ego build. Sure, it bred from pure panic and survival instincts, but Walter’s transformation from submissive chemistry teacher to shiver-inducing drug kingpin’s….