House of Cards 2.04-2.06 Review: “Chapters 17-19”
One of the more enjoyable ways in which House of Cards has taken a step forward in its second season is in its episodic structure. Because all thirteen episo
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.
The Following 2.05 Review: “Reflection”
“They’re crazy,” Emma tells Joe about Lily and her family. Joe merely nods his head lightly, apparently not even bothering to point out that
House of Cards 2.01-2.03 Review: “Chapters 14-16”
When House of Cards premiered for Netflix in 2013, it was a groundbreaking event for television. Though it was not exactly the streaming service’s very
The Following 2.04 Review: “Family Affair”
If the most egregious mishandling of The Following is how it uses violence, its characterization of the Followers is not far behind. Usually, when a writer i
The Following 2.03 Review: “Trust Me”
It’s strange to what extent The Following can contradict itself in the space of just one episode. In one moment, the show might give off the impression
Archer 5.04 Review: “Archer Vice: House Call”
Considering how unrestricted Archer Vice is in terms of where it can physically go, it’s amazing how well “House Call” functions at this poi
The Following 2.02 Review: “For Joe”
“For Joe,” as its name suggests, spends a lot of its time building around The Following‘s villain. Despite whatever minimally interesting t
Archer 5.03 Review: “Archer Vice: A Debt of Honor”
Archer Vice picks up after last week’s botched attempt to turn product into cash. If viewers thought a little bit of Pam on a little bit of drugs made f
Archer 5.02 Review: “Archer Vice: A Kiss While Dying”
Meet the new Archer, which even the opening credits differentiates — Archer Vice has begun. While the setting of the series has pretty much changed compl
Sleepy Hollow 1.12 & 1.13 Reviews: “The Indispensable Man” & “Bad Blood”
Despite the fact that “The Indispensable Man” and “Bad Blood” feel very much like two separate entities and not a two-part conclusion to the first sea
