The Event 1.10 “Everything Will Change” Review
And so we reach the fall finale of The Event. It’s been an… interesting ride so far. You could insert your own adjective into that sentence. Rando
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The Event 1.09 “Your World to Take” Review
Old melted face girls, zombies, aliens, ridiculous plot holes — so what does The Event have in store for us this week? How about some contrived plots an
The Event 1.08 “For the Good of Our Country” Review
The aliens take a back seat this week, in an episode which almost entirely focuses on Vice President Raymond Jarvis, as The Event dips into its 24 bag of tric
The Event 1.07 “I Know Who You Are” Review
The Event returns from a brief hiatus with an episode mostly centred on Blake Sterling’s backstory, where we learn he was romanced by a Russian operativ
The Event 1.06 “Loyalty” Review
The Event continues its slight uptick in quality with “Loyalty”, an episode most notable for one of the best edited and choreographed action scene
The Event 1.05 “Casualties of War” Review
And so the first arcs of the season come to a head in “Casualties of War”, a step up in what has been an inconsistent season so far for The Event.
The Event 1.04 “A Matter of Life and Death” Review
Last week I commented on how I felt this show had been underestimated and misrepresented when it came to promotion, and how The Event knew full well that it w
The Event 1.03 “Protect Them from the Truth” Review
Last week I mentioned how this show has now played the alien card, it’s a whole new ball game. I spent some of the interim week pondering whether that a
The Event 1.02 “To Keep Us Safe” Review
The Event is back for episode two, and it’s certainly pulling no punches when it comes to answers. Straight away we learn the fate of the hijacked aircr
The Event 1.01 “I Haven’t Told You Everything” Review
What works? Well, over the duration of the hour (or the 42 minutes if you want to be specific), I must admit to being fully engrossed in Sean Walker’s w
