Revolution 2.22 Review: “Declaration of Independence”
by Lindsay Bradley For the last ever episode of Revolution, time is of the essence. The pressure is on to stop the Patriots and the growing threat of the Patr
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The Americans 2.13 Review: “Echo”
When a series gets tons of almost unanimous critical praise, it’s hard to be the person on the outside who feels alone with reservations. While reading
The Middle 5.23-5.24 Review: “Orlando; The Wonderful World of Hecks”
Disney World might be an annual vacation to some lucky families, but to the Hecks (and Sue especially) this was a once in a lifetime dream come true! That&#
Our Exclusive Interview with The 100’s Bob Morley
I think CW’s The 100 has caught a lot of people off guard this season. Some people may have thought it would be just another science fiction show stee
Dancing with the Stars 18.11 Review: “Season Finale Part 2”
Tonight, it’s time to hand out the Mirror Ball trophy on Dancing With the Stars… almost. First, we have Dancing With the Stars Road to the Finale, a l
Fargo 1.06 Review
As Fargo continues, it gets more and more intriguing, intense, and epic. This week started off the back 5 episodes with quite a literal bang…or severa
Louie 4.05 & 4.06 Review: “Elevator Part 2” & “Elevator Part 3”
A big reason why the first three seasons of Louie were so successful had to do with the format of the series, which allowed episodes to function as vignettes
Supernatural 9.23 Review: “Do You Believe in Miracles?”
Welcome to Hell, population: The Supernatural Fandom. This was the best finale in such a loooooooong time. While I really liked the Season Gr8 finale last yea
11 of the Most Underrated TV Shows of all Time
The world of television is a cut-throat industry, especially by today’s standards. If a show is not performing well within the first two airings, expe
Penny Dreadful 1.02 Review: “Seance”
For viewers who haven’t seen much of Eva Green’s impressive body of work in film, “Seance” should be an individual performance that pu
