Forever Season 1 Episode 14 Review: “Hitler on the Half-Shell”
Nazis, intrigue, and returning antagonists. What more could you ask for from an episode of Forever? It’s back from what will (probably) be its final h
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Forever Season 1 Episode 13 Review: “Diamonds Are Forever”
Now that Forever has returned, I figured it was only a matter of time before we finally started delving deeper into the characters and their stories. Let
Forever Season 1 Episode 12 Review: “The Wolves of Deep Brooklyn”
After a short hiatus, Forever and Henry Morgan are both back at what they do best. One is solving crazy murders that other medical examiners would rather not
Forever Season 1 Episode 11 Review: “Skinny Dipper”
The first season of Forever has been good, but this episode really stepped it up a notch. The first ten minutes of the episode were simply the best that the
Forever Season 1 Episode 10 Review: “The Man in the Killer Suit”
Forever gave a “noble” effort in it’s tenth installment. If you watched the episode, you’ll get that joke. This week, they encounter
Forever Season 1 Episode 9 Review: “6 A.M.”
Forever, now in the 9th installment of its recently ordered full season, took a jazzy step forward this week. Our heroes investigated the murder of an amateu
Forever Season 1 Episode 8 Review: “The Ecstasy of Agony”
Good news, Forever fans! Last week ABC announced that Forever was picked up for a full season! Great news if you’ve been enjoying the show! This week,
Forever Season 1 Episode 7 Review: “New York Kids”
Now that we’ve nearly reached November, it’s crunch time for freshman TV shows. Shows must begin to step up their game, or they run a closer and c
Forever Season 1 Episode 6 Review: “The Frustrating Thing About Psychopaths”
Finally! Episode 6 of Forever was a tremendous improvement over the past few episodes. I could finally feel it coming together as a series and I’ve got
Forever 1.05 Review: “The Pugilist Break”
Now five weeks in, Forever has accomplished quite a bit. The stakes are slowly but surely raising, and the characters are proving that they are worthy of t
