Dig Season 1 Episode 6 Review: “The Well of Souls”
While events in Jerusalem are working against a determined Peter, events going on abroad threaten to compromise everything the Jews are working for on this we
Latest News
Fortitude’s Season Finale: A Fiery Reflection on Human Nature and Environmental Reckoning
As the fires rage and wasps swarm in Fortitude‘s “Episode 12,” the season finale is drenched in religious introspection. The sinners of this
Louie Season 5 Episode 1 Review: “Potluck”
“What do we say when we know ourselves?” I’ve always been fascinated by Louie‘s cognizant imperfections; that is, both the show and t
The Americans Season 3 Episode 11 Review: “One Day in the Life of Anton Baklanov”
When we think and talk about our favorite TV series, some of the most common reasons we give for being invested in a show are that the story is good and the
CSI: Cyber Explores the Dark Side of Our Technology and Social Media Addiction
Our Obsession with Technology and Social Media Is modern society too addicted to the rise of new, advanced technology and social media? From my own observatio
The Middle Season 6 Episode 19 Review: “Siblings and Sombreros”
Serving as the perfect follow up to last week’s April Fools Day episode, “Siblings and Sombreros” showed a genuine and mature side to Axl. That
From Dusk Till Dawn Season 1 Episode 1 Review: “Pilot”
From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series is an action/horror series that is an adaptation and expansion of the 1996 film From Dusk Till Dawn. Using the same characte
Big Time in Hollywood, FL Season 1 Episodes 2 & 3 Review: “Intervention”/”Rehabilitation”
Big Time in Hollwood, FL is like a season of Key and Peele meets Burn After Reading: laced with the cinematic homages of the former, and the under-apprec
The Voice Season 8 Episode 16 Review: “The Live Playoffs, Results”
Regardless of whether or not you like a contestant and think they should advance, it’s always difficult to see someone sent home. The further they go in
