It’s Ladies Night on a Brutal Hour of The Walking Dead
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Billions Review: Erosion As Inevitability
It’s interesting to me that the people talking about principles are the ones with so, so much to lose. Kate’s father is obviously wealthy; perhaps
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
Once Upon A Time Review: Did Hercules’ Introduction Go The Distance?
Once Upon A Time, now in it’s 101st episode, has a lot to prove. I know that’s kind of a cliche way to begin an episode review, but it’s tr
Dark Net Season Finale Review: Revolt
It’s been a fun look into the seedier side of the internet over the past eight weeks, but it’s finally time for the conclusion of (the first seaso
13 Awesome Bar Fights in Movies
Why are bar fights in movies so awesome? Simple. They’re not anything like bar fights in real life. There’s way more action, excitement, hum
Scorpion Sneak Peek: Little Girl Waits For New Heart, But Where Has the Blood Gone?
Time is ticking away, in a manner of speaking, for a little girl in dire need of a heart transplant as well as for Team Scorpion as the latter tries to figure
Outlander: Caitriona Balfe Talks Pros and Cons of Frank and Jamie
While season 2 of Outlander doesn’t start until April we continue to get more bits and pieces of what to expect from the hit drama series on Starz. Th
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
