Black-ish Season 1 Episode 18 Review: “The Real World”
Although it’s an endlessly common trait with female characters, there are few entities on television able to make “neurotic” an endearing ch
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The Voice Season 8 Episode 15 Review: “The Live Playoffs, Part 2”
I don’t know what it is about this season of The Voice, but I just can’t seem to get into it. Logically, I know there are some fantastic singers,
The Voice Season 8 Episode 14 Review: “The Live Playoffs, Part 1”
By the end of the day Wednesday, the Top 20 of The Voice will be narrowed down to the Top 12, possibly the most difficult cut of the season, with two members
The Following Season 3 Episode 7 Review: “The Hunt”
The Following has had a creative resurgence for the ages this year. It has not only improved leaps and bounds since Season 2, but it has some great, thrilling
Outlander Season 1 Episode 9 Review: “The Reckoning”
Outlander is back! I have been waiting to type those words for months. The first half of the first season featured some the best television I’ve seen a
The Goldbergs Season 2 Episode 17 Review: “The Adam Bomb”
Season 2 of The Goldbergs has been incredibly strong, and the show is coming off three of possibly the best episodes of the series to date. Because of this,
iZombie Season 1 Episode 3 Review: “The Exterminator”
While the fact that Liv essentially takes on a new persona every week is one of iZombie‘s most fun and appealing elements, it did have me wondering how
New Girl Season 4 Episode 19 Review: “The Right Thing”
New Girl returned tonight after about a month-long hiatus and introduced us to Schmidt’s hilariously overbearing mother, Louise (played by Nora Dunn), T
The Voice Season 8 Episode 12 Review: “The Knockouts, Part 3”
After over a month of blind auditions, battle rounds, and knockouts, The Voice‘s final teams are in place and ready to move on to live performances next
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 15 Review: “The Perfect Date”
The beginning of freshman year, and the beginning of a relationship are very similar: both offer us the opportunity to present specific, controlled versions o
