The Americans 2.02 Review: “Cardinal”
When reading about TV, you might occasionally come across the phrase “slow burn” as a description. In many cases, it’s a substitute for R
Author: Sean Colletti
Sean Colletti graduated with a BA in English with Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham (UK) and a MA in Creative Writing Prose at the University of East Anglia. He is currently working on his PhD, writing his first novel. His favorite current TV shows are Rectify, Transparent and Banshee.
Archer 5.06 Review: “Archer Vice: Baby Shower”
Another episode centered mostly around the Tunt mansion, “Baby Shower” addresses Lana’s pregnancy in a way that gives the episode the most i
The Following 2.07 Review: “Sacrifice”
For all of you out there who have been biting your nails, hoping to see an episode of The Following in which Ryan Hardy and Mike Weston assault a child, wait
Hannibal 2.01 Review: “Kaiseki”
For those who had the misfortune of missing the first season of Hannibal last year (and there were many, based on the low ratings), NBC has done a huge servi
Vikings 2.01 Review: “Brother’s War”
As more and more television networks try to get into the original programming game, History built a solid foundation with Vikings – its first ever orig
The Americans 2.01 Review: “Comrades”
What separated The Americans from the rest of the 2013 pack of new series was not just an acute attention to detail in the espionage plots that give the show
Archer 5.05 Review: “Archer Vice: Southbound and Down”
After a couple episodes limited mostly to the confines of the Tunt mansion, the Archer crew takes a road trip to Texas to begin Cherlene’s music career
House of Cards 2.13 Review: “Chapter 26”
Although many people will have finished House of Cards‘ second season days ago, many others will be tackling it at their own paces over the next few mo
House of Cards 2.10-2.12 Review: “Chapters 23-25”
While House of Cards is sometimes able to put on the facade of being thirteen different units rather than just one, long story each season, Beau WillimonR
House of Cards 2.07-2.09 Review: “Chapters 20-22”
Ask and you shall receive. With the departure of Zoe Barnes, the most nagging and displaced plotline of House of Cards‘ second season has been tracing
