First Impressions: Hell on Wheels
Hell on Wheels is a mess of Western cliches and silly characters, a thinly-plotted pilot that doesn’t do much to set up Hell on Wheels as a series. The whole….
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First Impressions: NBC’s Grimm
It’s on NBC and it’s not written by Tina Fey. That’s all you really need to know about Grimm, the newest addition to the awful new shows on NBC’s prime….
Sons of Anarchy ‘Kiss’: Bubbles of Soap
As a whole, this season of Sons of Anarchy has felt – for lack of a better word – silly. It starts with a huge hit on a Russian powerhouse,….
Enlightened ‘The Weekend’: The Connection
Enlightened knocked it out of the park with ‘The Weekend’, easily the strongest of the four initial episodes. Finally addressing the huge elephant in the room (Amy and Levi’s failed….
Homeland ‘Blind Spot’: Thickening of the Web
Homeland‘s fantastic first season continued last night with ‘Blind Spot’, an episode about Saul’s life, Carrie’s determination, and as always, Brody’s unstable emotional and mental state. It was an episode….
The Walking Dead ‘Save the Last One’: Going Nowhere
Another week, another hour of The Walking Dead spinning tires on camera. Sunday night’s episode slowed the already sloth-like pace down to a crawl last night as Shane and Otis….
Boss ‘Reflex’: Dirty Apple Slices
There were a lot of political games being played in Friday’s episode of Boss, but it was everything happening around the politics that made for a strong second episode. Boss….
First Impressions: Allen Gregory
When it comes to creativity, animated shows have always had a leg up on its television competition. Without the rules and limitations of regular old television with humans, animated….
Sons of Anarchy Season 4, Episode 8 Review – “Family Recipe”
Sons of Anarchy feigns movement and change in a bombastic, underwhelming episode.
Enlightened Season 1, Episode 3 Review – “Someone Else’s Life”
Enlightened starts to find its stride with a strong third episode.