Rubicon 1.03 "Keep the Ends Out" Review
If I had any doubts about AMC’s Rubicon, they’re gone after this episode. “Keep the Ends Out,” is undoubtedly the best episode of the
Author: Jon Lachonis
Jon's writing has appeared on CraveOnline, BuddyTV, UGO.com and numerous other online publications. He is a charter member of the Broadcast Television Journalist's Associations (BTJA), the organization behind the Critic's Choice Awards.
Review – LOST Epilogue: "The New Man in Charge"
It’s the last episode of LOST ever. “The New Man in Charge” is a little mini-episode that follows the events of LOST‘s series finale,
Work of Art 1.09 "Natural Talents" Review
Work of Art went absolutely crazy last night, surprising me with the revelation that two would be eliminated from the contest. This is the second time the sho
Mad Men 4.02 "Christmas Comes But Once a Year" Review
Tonight’s episode of Mad Men was about the small moments. The episode really wasn’t anything special plot-wise; it really just sort of fell into a
Rubicon 1.02 "The First Day of School" Review
One thing could be said about “Gone in the Teeth,” the pilot episode of Rubicon: it didn’t have much of a direction. Sure, it was very engro
Review – 'Rubicon' Carves Its Own Niche
AMC isn’t making any mistakes. The network, which specialized in syndicating films for so long, began crafting brilliant original dramas a few years ago
Mad Men 4.01 "Public Relations" Review
It all feels so new! Mad Men‘s fourth season is such a dramatic departure from previous years that it would feel like a whole new show if it wasn’
Work of Art 1.05 "Art That Moves You" Recap
Let me make this clear: I don’t usually watch reality television. Sure, I might catch a few episodes of Hell’s Kitchen or something like that, but
Review – ‘Covert Affairs’ Is Solid, Fun
I’m starting to regret that I don’t watch USA more than I do. My neglect certainly isn’t because they have bad programming, because they don
5 for ’10: The Best of Half of 2010
Believe it or not, folks, but half of 2010 has already come and gone. These first six months of the new decade have been filled with great television —
