Last Man Standing: Kyle Has a “Bad Heir Day”
One of the very best things about Last Man Standing is that even when it doesn’t totally hit the mark in every single episode, or in every single face
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Superstore Review: “Mateo’s Last Day” Celebration
Superstore has become a lot like The Office in a way. I say that because as it goes along, Superstore has characters who grown on you by the episode, andÂ
The 100 Review: “Gimme Shelter” or Die
At this point, it’s a little difficult for me to imagine what a nice, quiet, character focused episode of The 100 would be like. As of right now, I hav
Once Upon A Time Review: Gideon Pursues “Ill-Boding Patterns”
Once Upon A Time has been on a hot streak lately. By dipping further into stories it has already told on the show, they’re deepening their mythology an
Last Man Standing Review: “Heavy Meddle” Has Upsides…and Downsides
I will be the first to admit that not every Last Man Standing episode is a home run. Any show that runs for six seasons has its hits and misses. Admittedly,
Superstore Review: Who Should Win the “Integrity Award”?
On occasion, comedy shows can venture too far into what I like to call “cringe territory”. While well-meaning and still operating within the confi
The 100 Review: When Things Get Tough, “We Will Rise”
I maintain that it’s difficult to write about The 100 week to week. It’s an opportunity I’m grateful for, but I still often struggle to co
Once Upon A Time Review: The Group is Plagued By “Murder Most Foul”
One of Once Upon A Time‘s most compelling and interesting mysteries introduced in Season 6 has been the mystery surrounding David’s father. Ever
Last Man Standing Review: A Crowded “House of Tutor”
It’s smart for shows to play to their strengths. On network TV, doing 22 episodes a year can exhaust shows creatively. Last Man Standing has a wonderf
The Big Bang Theory Review: Sheldon Loses His “Escape Hatch”
Some people that are critical of The Big Bang Theory say that it operates only on the surface level. I would argue those critics haven’t been watching
