Chicago Med Review: Unintended Consequences
The road to illness and lawsuits is paved with self-preserving intentions. For Dr. Reese and and Dr. Robyn Charles, the past few months have been traumatic. T
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This Is Us Review: Diving Headlong Into The Pearson No-Fly Zone
There is a reason being a parent is the most terrifying job in the world. You can do everything right. No one is a perfect parent, but you can reach the 90th
The Good Doctor Review: Dr. Murphy Is On Vacation
The Good Doctor broke through the noise in 2017 to become the #1 most watched new drama of the fall season. The story of Dr. Shaun Murphy’s perseverance
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: The Wrong Way To Make A Point
NCIS: Los Angeles‘s first episode of 2018 did nothing to make me hopeful for the rest of its ninth season, and that’s a real disappointment. Mosle
MacGyver Review: Reminiscing Over A Bomb Threat
What better way for MacGyver to ring in the new year than with several mysteries to solve? The question for more than one of the people MacGyver is looking is
Will & Grace Review: Will, Grace, and a Familiar Side of Bread
Remember in the 90’s when Will & Grace had social lives? Well, push 50 and the story is different. They are now the people who stay at home so often
Young Sheldon Review: Was Sheldon Ready For Private School?
Young Sheldon was always destined for greatness, but he needed a little help getting there. He was the type of kid who wanted and needed to be challenged. Tha
Chicago Fire Review: Everyone Gets A Second Chance
If there was a more shocking moment in Chicago Fire‘s history, I can’t think of one in recent memory. The look of horror on Dawson’s face as
Chicago P.D. Review: Was The Mole Punished?
The number one rule on Chicago P.D. is that you don’t lie to Sergeant Voight. Bend the rules, break them if it means saving a life, but never, ever lie
Chicago Med Review: Do You Feel Safe?
It’s a New Year, but the same Chicago Med, and that’s a good thing. Only five episodes into its third season, and these tight, compelling stories
