The Flash and the Redemption of Harrison Wells
I miss Harrison Wells. Well, let me clarify that. I miss the Harrison Wells from the first 10 or so episodes of The Flash, when he’s mostly pretending
Author: Paul Tassi
Paul Tassi In addition to writing for TVOvermind, Paul has contributed to major publications such as Forbes. He's a video game expert as well as TV and Movie guy.
The New Ranking Order of Superhero TV Shows
I recently wrapped up Daredevil on Netflix, the first in their four-series outing that will also include shows centering on Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron
Netflix’s Bloodline Should Have Been An Anthology Series
Recently, I just finished up Netflix’s Bloodline, the streaming site’s new series that has debuted with less flash and flair than House of Cards a
House of Cards Season 3 Suffered Because Frank Underwood Lacked Bite
I know it’s the cool thing to binge watch new seasons of Netflix shows within 48 hours of them airing, but life circumstances led me to space out House
The TV Casts We ‘Adopt’
This week, Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion teamed up to raise funds for an IndieGoGo campaign. The idea is Tudyk’s, and he wants to make a web series call
The Game of Thrones That Could Have Been: George RR Martin’s Original Pitch
Because this is the internet, and people never stop digging up cool things, we now have documents that claim to be the original letters than George RR Martin
The Five Best Things About Marvel’s Agent Carter
I recently caught up with the first three episodes of Agent Carter, Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD/Captain America spin-off set in the ’40s, far remove
Why I’m Wary of The CW Spinning Off The Atom from Arrow
This weekend we got some news about the ever-expanding DC TV universe, now currently two shows deep with Arrow and The Flash, both having just been picked up
Why The Wire Season 5 Missed Its Mark
I just finished watching the entirety of The Wire in HD, now that HBO has put the remastered version online to HBO Go. That’s about 55-60 episodes as I
Why We Need a World War Z TV Miniseries
The vampire fad has come and is almost all but gone. Twilight is done, until Stephanie Meyer runs out of private islands to buy and comes back to write more o
