“Legion” Has a “Westworld” Problem
One of my favorite shows of the past year was Westworld. From the pilot (which is the best short film of the year, as well) to the first season finale, I wa
Author: Hunter Bishop
Hunter Bishop is a Senior Writer at TVOvermind, a title that he got because he's been here a hella long time. He writes in a rambling fashion about television, sports, and politics all over the internet, to the disappointment of many.
Supernatural Season 12 Episode 3 Review: “The Foundry”
The thing that defined those early seasons of Supernatural was it’s horror roots. It was pitched as a horror show (at least partially), and it was pre
Goodbye, Vine
I want to talk about Vine by talking about something else, first. The primary benefit of technology is how it democratizes certain skills and industries. Befo
Supernatural Season 12 Episode 2: “Mamma Mia”
We’re two episodes into the twelfth season of Supernatural, and it’s never been more serialized. It’s hard for any show with an episode ord
Luke Cage Season 1 Episodes 12 & 13 Review
I do not like Luke Cage. I want to say that upfront, before I review the last two episodes, so that you know what you’re in for. If you’re lookin
Supernatural Season 12 Episode 1 Review: “Keep Calm and Carry On”
Amara was the darkest, most powerful villain Supernatural has ever faced off against. She faced off against the only other of her kind, and fought him to s
Fleabag: Grief, And Those Around Us
We’ve all been through our fair share of emotional crisis. Pains from all sides, of all sizes, and all sorts; the kind that jab and the kind that dig; t
Atlanta Season 1 Episode 5 Review: “Nobody Beats The Biebs”
We have three plots in this week’s Atlanta, essentially; Darius Goes To The Gun Range, Earn Crashes An Agent Party, and PaperBoi Hates Justin Bieber. T
Atlanta Season 1 Episode 4: “The Streisand Effect”
Perhaps the thing that draws you into Atlanta is the realness of the world and the characters that inhabit it. It’s not hard to feel something for Alf
The True Greatness of Atlanta
Atlanta is, obviously, wonderful; it’s opening statements are not just good for a new show, but good for any show at all. The amount of character momen
