The Americans Season 3 Episode 2 Review: “Baggage”
Among all the cold opens The Americans has done, the sequence for “Baggage” stands out as one of the series’ best. Three different short s
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Duck Dynasty Season 7 Episode 9 Review: “Master and Duck Commander”
Well, we’re almost there. As of tonight, there is only one more episode of Duck Dynasty‘s seventh season. Boy, did that fly by or what? I canR
The 100 Season 2 Episode 11 Review: “Coup De Grace”
There are some times that I think that The 100 just couldn’t get any more interesting. I will watch an episode and believe “Surely, this is a pea
The Best of the Best ‘Friends’ Season 10 Episodes
It seems like the end of an era, just like when Friends ended its amazing ten-season run on NBC back in the May of 2004. We are up to the tenth and final we
Five Arrow and Flash Spin-Off Miniseries We Want to See: Booster Gold/Blue Beetle
If you were around yesterday, we here at TVOvermind started a five-part feature about “Five Arrow and flash Spin-Off Miniseries We Want To See” wi
Castle Season 7 Episode 13 Review: “I, Witness”
This week’s Castle was a bit of a miss for me. Not because of the PI storyline, but maybe it relied too heavily on a sort of Lifetime movie meets Hitchc
The Flash Season 1 Episode 12 Review: “Crazy For You”
The Flash has been off to quite a great start this first season and seems to be doing all of the right things after following in Arrow‘s footsteps. The
Agent Carter Season 1 Episode 5 Review: “The Iron Ceiling”
After back-to-back solid but somewhat slow episodes, Agent Carter continued its first season last night with its most action-packed installment yet, as Peggy
The Mindy Project Season 3 Episode 14 Review: “No More Mr. Noishe Guy”
When Mindy Lahiri sets an episode’s unofficial theme by announcing her visit back to New York as #ItsHappening, then you know a whole lot is about to go
How Malcolm in the Middle Did the Clip Show Right
Ahh, the clip show. The bane of scripted television, the clip show is often a signal of two things on a television show: creative exhaustion and/or budgetary
