TVOvermind 2016 Year in Review: The Best, the Worst, the Underrated, and the OMG
As the year comes to a close we at TVOvermind want to give thanks for the amazing television in 2016. Not all of it was spectacular, some of it was groundbrea
Category: Rectify
Rectify Series Finale Review: “All I’m Sayin'” Is Rectify’s Fitting End
Well, it finally came. As much as I wanted it to continue forever, Rectify finally aired its series finale. “All I’m Sayin” turned out to
Rectify Review: Let The “Happy Unburdening” Begin
I still can’t believe this show is almost over. I’m pretty well in denial at this point. Rectify has been one of the best shows in recent memory
Rectify Review: “Physics” Builds Toward A Dramatic Conclusion
I can’t believe there are only two more weeks of new Rectify episodes until there are none, ever again. While last week’s episode was wrought wi
Rectify Review: “Pineapple In Paris” Hits All The Right Notes
I’m trying slowly to figure out how to keep writing about Rectify‘s final season without just continually rambling on and on about how great it&#
Rectify Review: It’s Finally Time To “Go Ask Roger”
This week’s episode of Rectify combined everything I love about the show. It combined their realistic, true-to-life, beautiful scenes with some delici
Rectify Review: The Tires They Are A-Changin’
Every time I watch a new episode, I get sadder and sadder that Rectify is ending. Everything about Rectify feels so real and genuine, it’s like I
Rectify Review: The Chicken Or The “Yolk”
Have you ever watched an episode centered on one character and wondered what the other characters on the show were up to during that time? Rectify has answe
Rectify Season 4 Premiere Review: Daniel Lives In “A House Divided”
It’s so bittersweet that one of the most marvelous, unsung dramas on television today, Rectify, is entering its final season. SundanceTVs best kept se
Interview: John Marshall Jones Talks Most Significant Career Roles and Lessons
If you’ve been paying attention to television for the the last 30 years, you’ve seen John Marshall Jones around. Whether he’s the witty patr
