The Strength of Friendship in Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 2
With a new time slot on Sunday nights, bringing in viewers who may not have watched the sophomore comedy during its first year, Brooklyn Nine-Nine needed to p
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Scrubs and Death: Finding Beauty in Darkness
Of all the things Scrubs did well through its nine season run (yes, Scrubs: Med School counts – and no, it’s not as bad as people say it was),
If Saved by the Bell were on TV Today
Saved by the Bell has not delivered fresh new episodes since the series left the air in 1993. Sure, we had a season of The College Years and the spin-off seri
Marco Polo Season 1 Episode 1 Review: “The Wayfarer”
Marco Polo is an interesting $90 million gamble for Netflix: based on a man best known for being a pool game, and featuring precisely zero well-known America
Frasier’s Complicated Relationship with Farce
Like any long-running television show, Frasier‘s later seasons are marked by shallow characterizations and repetitive storytelling, a classic case of
Homeland Season 4 Episode 11 Review: “Krieg Nicht Lieb”
Well, that was quite the twist, wasn’t it? We knew that there was something larger at work here in Homeland Season 4, with the conspiracy storyline begi
The Newsroom Ends How It Began, Perhaps Too Literally
The Newsroom took its final bow last night in a shortened six-episode season that was just long enough to get Aaron Sorkin yelled at for a poorly conceived se
The Enduring Appeal of Gilmore Girls
Now that we’re heading into mid-December, practically every single current show is off the air as of this week, with a few last stragglers airing their
Sherlock vs. Elementary: Which Version of Sherlock Holmes Is Most Like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s?
There have been many interpretations of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, the famous fictional crime fighting duo from the works written by Sir Arthur Conan
