Undeclared Season 1 Episode 17 Review: “Eric’s POV”
There’s no denying “Eric’s POV” is an unsatisfying end to Undeclared, which had really found a groove in the back half of its first s
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Undeclared Season 1 Episode 16 Review: “Hal and Hillary”
While the title of Undeclared‘s penultimate episode refers to the show’s single most ridiculous plot, “Hal and Hillary” takes its abs
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 15 Review: “The Perfect Date”
The beginning of freshman year, and the beginning of a relationship are very similar: both offer us the opportunity to present specific, controlled versions o
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 14 Review: “The Day After”
When Undeclared was firing on all cylinders, it really was something special. The last few episodes have stood testament to this, exploring various aspects
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 13 Review: “Truth or Dare”
If any man’s being honest, they’ll admit most of their freshman year was spent either pursuing women, or figuring out better ways to pursue women,
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 12 Review: “Hell Week”
Never has a pickle been such an important dramatic device as it is in “Hell Week,” the conclusion to Undeclared‘s only two-parter. Tasked w
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 11 Review: “Rush and Pledge”
Fraternity life – or “Greek life”, as most refer to it – is a weird, weird thing. Somewhere between a social club and a cult, fraterni
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 10 Review: “Eric Visits Again”
It’s obvious how much Judd Apatow and company were enamored by the talent and charms of Jason Segel; the three episodes that Eric is mentioned in the ti
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 9 Review: “Parent’s Weekend”
On the surface, “Parent’s Weekend” is a very haphazard episode of Undeclared. Centered around that awkward weekend during fall semester fre
Undeclared Season 1 Episode 8 Review: “God Visits”
Known in television lore as Undeclared‘s unaired episode, “God Visits” is an episode that feels more aligned with the religious underpinnin
