It’s Ladies Night on a Brutal Hour of The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead‘s always better when it whittles itself down to a few characters and a single idea: and honestly, putting Alicia Witt in a room with Me
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.
The Last Man on Earth says farewell to Phil (Stacy) Miller
With a horribly coordinated – if not well-intentioned – Viking funeral for Phil Stacy Miller, “Valhalla” unsurprisingly deals with the
Flaked Struggles Early On to Find its Voice
(this review covers the first four episodes of Netflix’s Flaked. A review of the entire first season will publish on Wednesday) There’s something
The Walking Dead Shifts Gears in a Brutally Effective Hour
Carol’s baking again, which is never a good sign for The Walking Dead: there aren’t many signs more ominous than Carol in the kitchen, fretting o
The Last Man on Earth returns with a surprisingly somber episode
Every show from Rectify to The Walking Dead features an episode where a character isolates themselves from the main story line, learning important lessons
Everyone’s Miserable In Vinyl’s Second Hour
Vinyl posits itself as a show about music, but it’s not; it’s a show about business, The Wolf of Wall Street translated to the early 1980’
The Walking Dead’s ‘The Next World’: A Jarring Shift in Tone
A Sudden Return to Normalcy After the adrenaline-pumping zombie horde and the siege on Alexandria, the calm “The Next World” opens with is particu
Mom Comes Together – And Then Falls Apart – In A Powerful Episode
Mom‘s ability to create genuinely heartwarming television in the traditional, multi-camera sitcom format is impressive – but it may be Mom‘
Fresh Off the Boat Taps Into Its Nostalgic Core and Unearths a Gem
The 90’s references are in full swing from the word go on “Phil’s Phaves”, which opens with a shot of a Gateway 2000 box (I remember
The Grinder Finds Its Voice and Delivers a Terrific Episode
“The Ties That Grind” is far and away the best episode of The Grinder to date – just how the episode is able to balance and highlight each
