Shades Of Blue Review: “What Devil Do”
Alright. Shades of Blue might be pushing me a little too far. For awhile, I suspended my disbelief in favor the interesting characters and the constantly th
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The 100 Review: Click Here To Agree To “Terms And Conditions”
This episode of The 100 was a strong departure from the status quo. I don’t think that is a bad thing AT ALL, but it was noticeably and compellingly di
The Big Bang Theory Review: Patently Waiting
Hopefully you caught my wonderful pun. The Big Bang Theory, now in their 201st episode, has really been doing great work evolving their characters and adva
Once Upon A Time Review: The 100th Episode Brings A Parade of Former Characters
Once Upon A Time, after a looong winter hiatus, has finally returned just in time for the 100th episode. The first half of Season 5 was some of the best work
Shades of Blue Review: “Live Wire Act”
There’s something about Shades of Blue that is inherently watchable. On paper, it’s never a show that I would’ve been interested in, but as
The 100 Review: The Kiss of (THAT SHOCKING) Death
Wow. I know it seems like I start most of my articles about The 100 with “wow”, but that’s my legitimate reaction after almost every epis
The Muppets Season Finale Review: A Kermit/Piggy Reconciliation?
The Muppets has been running on all cylinders since the creative change up. It just has. Things have been tighter, more focused, and just plain funnier. They
Last Man Standing Review: Tanks, Yelp, and a Home Improvement Reunion
I know, I know. People need to stop calling every time two cast members see each other in public a “reunion”. However, I think if anything qualifi
The 100 Review: Keeping The Peace
“He really believes he’s doing the right thing.” “Everyone always does.” The 100 is a masterpiece. It must get old to read thes
Shades of Blue Review: “Good Cop, Bad Cop”
Shades of Blue, now in the back half of its freshman run, has had some pretty crazy ups and downs. When good, the show can be really, REALLY good. There are
