The Gifted Review: “3 x 1” Saves The Day?
I can’t believe that we’ve nearly reached the end of the first season of The Gifted. Network shows usually hit a lull and then ramp up right bef
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Once Upon A Time Fall Finale Review: We Meet “The Eighth Witch”
I must apologize for my lack of an episode review last week. I was traveling and was not able to complete said review in a timely manner, so I will try to com
The Gifted Fall Finale Review: The Underground Is “eXploited”
As each week goes by, The Gifted goes in deeper to the story it’s trying to tell and bears striking similarities to modern day politics. Much like mod
Gotham Season 4 Mid-Season Finale Review: Power Shifts When “Queen Takes Knight”
Wow. When I first watched the mid-season finale of Gotham, I was constantly surprised at the twists and turns and the resulting status quo that will take ef
Supernatural Season 13 Mid-Season Finale Review: Jack, Kaia, and “The Bad Place”
Supernatural entered its mid-season finale with a lot of balls in the air. Castiel and Lucifer are trapped by Asmodeus in Hell. Jack was missing, and Mary wa
The Gifted Review: The Underground and Sentinel Services Try to “outfoX” Each Other
Thus far, The Gifted has been a family drama, concerning both found family and blood relatives. In almost every episode, there has been some kind of narrow
Gotham’s Unholy Alliances and the War for Power
Decoding Sofia Falcone’s Master Plan Throughout this season of Gotham, Sofia Falcone’s true intentions have remained a mystery. As a master manipu
Supernatural Review: Supernatural Meets Heist Movie In “The Scorpion and The Frog”
Friends and Supernatural fans, I must apologize for the absence of my review from last week. I was vacationing with family out of state, and it was impracti
The Gifted Review: The “threat of eXtinction” Feels More Real Than Ever
It’s only appropriate that the week of Thanksgiving contains episodes about family politics and dynamics, and “threat of eXtinction” was no
Once Upon A Time Review: “Eloise Gardener” Looks “Pretty In Blue”
I finally must admit something to myself that I hoped I’d never have to. I have to reconcile the fact that Once Upon A Time will never recapture the s
