Better Call Saul Review: The Ballad of the McGills
Around the time in this episode of Better Call Saul that Jimmy put those documents back into the Mesa Verde file box, I had a realization: nothing that Jimm
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Billions Review: Hero Wanted, No Chucks Need Apply
Let’s start with the obvious: this was the best episode of Billions by a wide, wide margin. It featured the most deft writing, the most engaging perfo
Supernatural Review: It’s Never What You Expect
It’s never what you expect, is it? You never get where you’re going taking the road you planned on taking. Things never go according to plan. You
Better Call Saul Review: Closer Than We’ve Ever Been Before
When it came time to end the first season of Better Call Saul, creators Peter Gould and Vince Gilligan were ready to hit the gas. Jimmy had crossed a lot of
Billions Review: Everyone Sucks, I’m Ready For A Break
Ugh. I mean, just ugh. There is not a single person on Billions that is anything less than detestable. Seriously. Just when you think they can’t hit a
Supernatural Review: The Lack of Thematic
The thematic thread of this episode of Supernatural is not clear. The Soul Eater doesn’t offer any sort of window into the boys, nor do the flashbacks
Better Call Saul Review: And On It Goes
The main that differentiates Better Call Saul Mike from his Breaking Bad persona is the way he deals with danger. In Breaking Bad, Mike singlehandedly too
Billions Review: This Review Is Filled With Complaints
Broadly speaking, there are two ways to tell a story: by plot, or by character. No show is wholly plot, and no show is totally character, as the former gets s
Better Call Saul Review: Lessons Learned
In Better Call Saul, Chuck was married, once upon a time. Not too long ago; just a few years. Her name was Rebecca, and she played the violin, and she was an
Billions Review: Erosion As Inevitability
It’s interesting to me that the people talking about principles are the ones with so, so much to lose. Kate’s father is obviously wealthy; perhaps
