Mad Men 7.02 Review: “A Day’s Work”
What makes Mad Men unique is that it’s not so much telling a singular story as it is a series of vignettes. Don Draper is the protagonist and the charac
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Turn 1.03 Review: “Of Cabbages and Kings”
We’re now on week three of AMC’s new drama Turn, and I have to say that I have yet to be disappointed by this new Walking Dead replacement. As w
Game of Thrones: Breaker of Chains – A Storm of Power Struggles
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Hannibal 2.08 Review: “Su-zakana”
Su-zakana, within the kaiseki dinner, is used as a palate cleanser. So, it’s no coincidence that this episode is used to reset Hannibal‘s second
Hart of Dixie 3.18 Review: “Back in the Saddle Again”
Hart of Dixie ran the gamut of romantic relationships in this latest episode. There was a terrible first date, an eye-opening second date, the blissful begi
Vikings 2.08 Review: “Boneless”
Like any series that is making the jump from “good” to “great,” it’s not just an increased investment in the characters and plot
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One of the things that has been incredibly successful during Parks and Recreation‘s sixth season, especially since the departure of Chris and Ann, is th
The Vampire Diaries 5.18 Review: “Resident Evil”
Paul Wesley deserves a round of applause for this incredible episode that served as his directorial debut on The Vampire Diaries. Seriously, it was very imp
Community 5.13 Review: “Basic Sandwich”
You’ll have to forgive me. I’m a little short of words after watching another one of my favorite shows end for the season. I’ve lost too man
