Better Call Saul Review: “You Went A Long Way To Not Pull That Trigger.”
Many years from now, Mike will sit down with a man about to make a decision. He’ll try to convince him to do what must be done; that if he continues to
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.
Billions Review: Building Foundations
When a man is drunk, and drives your kids home drunk, it is both fair and understandable to be angry. It’s even justifiable to drive over to his house,
Better Call Saul Review: When The Villain Is Right
There’s a scene in the first season of True Detective (or, as I like to call it, the only season of True Detective) in which Rust Cohle is sitting wi
Supernatural Review: Like Opening A Door
One day, you wake up from a deep sleep. You check your phone, roll your eyes at the time, and sleepily get out of bed. You kick the dirty clothes off your fee
Better Call Saul Review: When The End Came First; Also, Squat Cobbler
We’ve already seen how it ends, and more. We’ve seen the Cinnabon, and the garbage room, and the small house with the old television set. We’
Billions Review: The Failures of Chuck and Bobby
Mike “Wags” Wagner is a lunatic. He talks to Wendy, without fear of judgement, about his desire to dominate women. He speaks often in crude, disgu
Supernatural Review: To Be Filled With Light
To die with purpose; to fill with light, and burn a hole in the clouds; to do what must be done, to end what never should have been. This broken, warped, scra
Better Call Saul Season 2 Episode 1 Review: “Switch”
In 2015, the president of FX, Jon Landgraf, opined that there is just too much television. There’s a lot of truth to that. There are more television sho
Billions Season 1 Episode 5: “The Good Life”
In the fourth episode review of Billions, I wrote that Bobby Axlerod could smell his own blood in the water, and was getting out of the business to save him
Supernatural Season 11 Episode 13 Review: “Love Hurts”
A common Supernatural complaint, amongst both the fan and critic communities is that the show manufactures Winchester drama; that is, they pit the brothers
