Second Look: Friends Season 2, Episode 22 – “The One with the Two Parties”
“The One with the Two Parties” hints at real emotional depth for Rachel, but Friends buries it under prop gags and cheap physical comedy.
“The One with the Two Parties” hints at real emotional depth for Rachel, but Friends buries it under prop gags and cheap physical comedy.
“The One with the Bullies” isn’t Friends at its funniest, but it’s surprisingly sharp on the ways young adults grasp for control.
Hannibal’s curiosities form the foundation of Hannibal’s penultimate freshman entry.
Mr. Show with Bob and David goes meta in a resonant second episode.
The Killing takes a few intriguing steps forward in “Seventeen”.
A momentous season of Game of Thrones comes to a close with the subdued “Mhysa”.
“The One Where Old Yeller Dies” is a Friends episode with a lot of squandered potential.
“The One Where Eddie Won’t Go” is a lowlight for Friends’ second season.
Will can’t stop drowning in another fascinating Hannibal.
One of the last great American sketch comedy shows begins with an iconic pilot.