Archer 5.12 Review: “Filibuster”
Three in-show weeks later, Archer returns to San Marcos with its characters in wildly different circumstances from the last time we saw them. In retrospect,
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 2.13 Review: “The Reaping”
Two minutes. It takes two minutes for Ryan Hardy to kill someone in “The Reaping.” That might be a record for The Following. Not in terms of bein
Hannibal 2.07 Review: “Yakimono”
The first season finale of Hannibal finished on the images of Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter looking at each other, physically separated with Will locked up
Vikings 2.07 Review: “Blood Eagle”
What is most immediately striking about “Blood Eagle” is how much of an ensemble episode of Vikings it is. The series tends to understandably rev
The Americans 2.07 Review: “Arpanet”
The life of a spy is difficult. Philip and Elizabeth Jennings, despite the rockiness of their marriage in the first season of The Americans, haven’t ha
The Following 2.12 Review: “Betrayal”
The trick to not going insane while watching The Following is to look at each episode within the context of the series and not as an episode of television w
Archer 5.11 Review: “Archer Vice: Palace Intrigue: Part II”
And there you have it. The two-parter of Archer Vice ends up departing from the typical Archer multi-episode arc just enough to fit comfortably within both
Hannibal 2.06 Review: “Futamono”
Futamono is, within the kaiseki dinner course, a lidded dish. In the case of the Hannibal episode, “Futamono,” that image serves as a neat tie t
Vikings 2.06 Review: “Unforgiven”
“Unforgiven” is somewhat of a strange episode for Vikings‘ second season, which has had a ton of forward momentum in its first half. While
The Americans 2.06 Review: “Behind the Red Door”
Something that The Americans is doing noticeably well in its second season is surrounding its central characters with interesting people. Some of those peopl
