White Collar Season 3 Episode 8 Review: “As You Were”
The ties of friendship truly do bind in this episode of White Collar. Agent Jones receives a postcard from his friend Jimmy Wilson, who he knows from his days
Year: 2015
Scrubs Season 1 Episode 6 Review: “My Bad”
Inevitability is something doctors deal with every day; as Cox stated in Scrubs‘ first hour, all doctors are doing is trying to keep the game going with
The X-Files Season 1 Episode 4 Review: “Conduit”
I love stories that set up a larger mystery. In the previous episodes of The X-Files, the series has been establishing the mythology, the characters, and ho
Steven Universe Season 2 Episode 9, 10 & 11 Review: “Sworn to the Sword,” “Rising Tides, Crashing Skies,” & “Keeping It Together”
Cartoon Network just ended Adventure Time‘s most recent season with a week-long string of new episodes, and just two weeks later, they’ve revampe
We Need Fewer Anti-Heroes on TV and More Hero-Heroes Like The Flash’s Barry Allen
The Flash is consistently one of my favorite shows on TV. And yet, I’ve been trying to put my finger on what it is that makes the show stand out so much
The Astronaut Wives Club Review
Summer is always an interesting time for television, especially on the broadcast networks. While most hours of their schedules are filled with cheap, reality
Why Orange Is the New Black Season 3 Left Me Disappointed
Netflix released the third season of Orange Is the New Black last week, and I’m sure most of you with a Netflix account have finished watching all thirt
Orange Is the New Black Season 3 Episode 2 Review: “Bed Bugs and Beyond”
“Make the best of it” can be a damning phrase. It suggests subjugation to the powers of the universe, that we are not really in charge of our own
White Collar Season 3 Episode 7 Review: “Taking Account”
This episode of White Collar will make you run to the bank faster than cashing in your check after pay day, as a hacker cracks into Manhattan Mutual Bank, cau
Sense8 Season 1 Episode 2 Review: “I Am Also A We”
On the heels of the intoxicating, impenetrable pilot, “I Am Also A We” brings a much more fully-realized version of Sense8 to the table. Narrowi
