NCIS: Los Angeles Review: A Time For Healing
NCIS: Los Angeles can only do Christmas one way, with a lot of laughs. I truly can’t tell what is more hilarious: Deeks and Kensi driving around town in
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Merry MacGyver Christmas everyone! As if we needed another reason to love MacGyver, this show provided a two-part holiday gift. The first, MacGyver still beli
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Chicago Med got a late start this year, but has nevertheless pushed the Emergency Department into a good place to pick up in the New Year. Perhaps not good, b
NCIS: Los Angeles Review: Teamwork, Portuguese, and Misplaced Drawings
What has been great to see in the last few episodes of NCIS: Los Angeles is that the team finally feels like a team again. After Hetty’s departure, ther
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The focus for Chicago Med‘s third season is the connection. Connections among the staff, as well as between the Emergency Department staff and their pat
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Outlander is the kind of show that has significance in everything it does. Every piece of dialogue and every way a scene is shot, has meaning. It could take i
Hawaii Five-0 Review: Exposed (Again)
Hawaii Five-0 has been trying to find its legs again after the departure of two of its series stars, and for the first time, it seems to have regained some of
Jane the Virgin Review: That Kiss and That Death Were Only A Matter of Time
Jane the Virgin may have suffered a breakup, but she’s not slowing down. Breakups, like all grieving processes, have stages of recovery (unless you̵
MacGyver Review: How To Be MacGyver
MacGyver is the funnest of fun procedural shows, with the titular star always ready to get himself out of any tight spot. If there’s a way, MacGyver wil
