Banshee’s final season won’t go down without a (dog)fight
Opening with a satanic self-immolation and a rape scene, “Only One Way A Dogfight Ends” certainly doesn’t get off to a promising start, imme
Author: Randy Dankievitch
Since 2011, Randy Dankievitch has written about television, film, video games, and pop culture all over the internet, including Sound on Sight, Geeks Unleashed, and SLUG Magazine. He currently writes for TVOvermind and TVRoundtable, where he also co-hosts the TVRoundtable podcast.
Game of Thrones Reminds That Without Death, There Is No Life
Where the Game of Thrones season premiere was focused on saying farewell to its fallen characters, “Home” is more fixated on the act of death it
Banshee’s plans become clearer in another underwhelming hour
With “A Little Late To Grow a Pair”, the larger picture of Banshee‘s final season begins to crystallize a bit, bringing some much-needed cl
Game of Thrones Returns – And Mourns
After the wildly inconsistent ride of season five, “Mother’s Mercy” left the world of Westeros in a new state of flux, with major leaders l
Has Banshee Lost Its Way?
Last week’s “Job” appeared to be righting the Banshee ship after a shaky pair of opening episodes, bringing Job back into the fold with a
The Walking Dead Ends With A Visit to Pee Pants City
“Last Day on Earth” is an effort of Sutter-ian proportions, a The Walking Dead finale that literally watches Rick and his group’s internal
Banshee’s Final Season Begins in a Dark, (mostly) Quiet Place
While the mantra “nobody’s bleeding yet” certainly holds true throughout (most) of Banshee‘s fourth season premiere, there’s ce
Negan’s Ninjas Dominate a Disappointing Penultimate The Walking Dead
For just a moment, let’s cling onto the two minutes or so of The Walking Dead where the show doesn’t feel like its flailing at emotional beats,
Daryl’s Relegated to The B-Squad On A Predictable The Walking Dead
When are the people of Alexandria going to learn that unscheduled supply runs are always a bad idea? For Carl’s sake, there hasn’t been an impro
Schitt’s Creek Returns, And the World Is Great Again
Schitt’s Creek might be television’s best kept secret in America, the spiritual successor to Arrested Development we neither earned or deserved
