Glee 5.04 “A Katy or A Gaga” Review: Faulty Fun
Glee returned from its hiatus last night with an episode as silly its title (“A Katy or A Gaga”) would suggest. However, even though I have major issues w
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A graduate of Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, where he majored in English and Film, Chris has been writing for TVOvermind for over four years and has written about several different television shows, such as New Girl, Breaking Bad, Glee, and Homeland. Contact him through Twitter (@ckinger13) or email (ckinger1333@gmail.com).
New Girl 3.07 “Coach” Review: The Boys Are Back In Town
Last night’s episode of New Girl, appropriately titled “Coach,” saw the first return of Damon Wayans Jr.’s character since New Girl‘s pi
Homeland 3.06 “Still Positive” Review: Packed With Punch
So before we discuss the bulk of last night’s pretty solid episode of Homeland, entitled “Still Positive,” let’s get the major negatives out o
Homeland 3.05 The Yoga Play Review: Back to Basics
After last week’s divisive twist that left some fans applauding but many more throwing things at their television screens, Homeland had a lot to make up
New Girl 3.06 “Keaton” Review: The Hero Schmidt Deserves
While I stated last week that I thought New Girl had really found its groove again with its past two episodes, “The Captain” and “The Box,” I think Ne
Homeland 3.04 “Game On” Review: The Long Con
So the end of last night’s Homeland, entitled “Game On,” dropped a bomb on us, and while I imagine that a lot of viewers and critics are upset with
Parks and Recreation 6.05 “Gin It Up” Review: Tweeting With Tatiana
Parks and Recreation had its best episode since its season six premiere last night. “Gin It Up” featured three solid storylines for our favorite character
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After a shaky first three episodes to start its third season, it appears that New Girl has finally found its groove over the past two weeks. “The Box” fol
Homeland 3.03 “Tower of David” Review: The Cost of Consequences
Last night’s episode of Homeland finally saw the return of Damian Lewis’s Nicholas Brody, but probably not in the way that most of us would have t
Parks and Recreation 6.04 “Doppelgangers” Review: Attack of the Clones
After four (or is it technically three?) episodes, I’m not too sure how I feel about the sixth season of Parks and Recreation so far. There are plenty o
