Reviews

Who ya gonna call? Ghosts Season 2 Episode 13 delivered an exceptional episode yet again, this time bringing Sam, Jay, and the ghosts even closer together.  While Freddie initially seemed like a great addition to the B&B, it’s been a bit of a rough road for the three of them, and when he brought in a

Walker Season 3 Episode 10 lasered in on Grey Flag–a storyline that’s been brewing for quite some time.  The installment picked up the day after Cordell Walker received the package of energy drinks with a cryptic note addressed to the “war hero.” He immediately looped in Julia to help him solve the case, and I

I thought I wanted Chicago PD to bring back Sean so that they could finally give the storyline some closure, but I quickly came to regret it on Chicago PD Season 10 Episode 12.  And most of that is because Sean absolutely gives me the heebie-jeebies, which is a testament to Jefferson White’s acting skills.

Everything that could’ve gone wrong on Chicago Med Season 8 Episode 13 did, but surprisingly, there weren’t any major casualties due to the chaotic storm. Terrible storms wreaking havoc for characters is a common trope, and while it may be a cliché way to stir up some drama, I find myself always really enjoying these

La Brea returned from its two-month-long hiatus with two back-to-back episodes—and the wait was definitely worth it. Both La Brea Season 2 Episode 9 and Episode 10 delivered action-packed episodes that picked up as if no time had passed—though that’s technically not true since the core group did return to 10K B.C. from 1988— and

I’m issuing a red alert to all Star Trek fans, especially the Next Generation faithful out there: If you’ve already abandoned ship on Star Trek: Picard, it’s time to beam back onboard. The upcoming third and final season on Paramount+ — premiering Thursday, Feb. 16; I’ve seen the first six episodes — is easily the best

Who ya gonna call? Ghosts Season 2 Episode 13 delivered an exceptional episode yet again, this time bringing Sam, Jay, and the ghosts even closer together.  While Freddie initially seemed like a great addition to the B&B, it’s been a bit of a rough road for the three of them, and when he brought in a

Season 4 of YOU pressed reset—and based on the first episode of the season, I haven’t quite figured out whether that’s a good thing.  It’s impressive that a series manages to reinvent itself with every season while still keeping the main character intact, the only thing stringing together the seasons into one cohesive thought.  Joe

Season 4 of YOU pressed reset—and based on the first episode of the season, I haven’t quite figured out whether that’s a good thing.  It’s impressive that a series manages to reinvent itself with every season while still keeping the main character intact, the only thing stringing together the seasons into one cohesive thought.  Joe

Whoever is writing this season of YOU is truly a murder mystery fanatic because I feel like I, and Joe Goldberg, have just been dropped into a massive game of Clue… on designer drugs.  The latest installment, YOU Season 4 Episode 4, takes us on a getaway trip to “Hampsie” where the elite bunch aims

Whoever is writing this season of YOU is truly a murder mystery fanatic because I feel like I, and Joe Goldberg, have just been dropped into a massive game of Clue… on designer drugs.  The latest installment, YOU Season 4 Episode 4, takes us on a getaway trip to “Hampsie” where the elite bunch aims

Season 4 of YOU pressed reset—and based on the first episode of the season, I haven’t quite figured out whether that’s a good thing.  It’s impressive that a series manages to reinvent itself with every season while still keeping the main character intact, the only thing stringing together the seasons into one cohesive thought.  Joe

Not Dead Yet may have just premiered, but it’s a show that feels like you’re reconnecting with an old friend, and that’s largely due to Gina Rodriguez, a massive talent who just gets it and knows how to command a show and an audience.  She is an old friend—if you were a fan of Jane

Hulu’s latest original series, Maggie, about a 30-something-year-old psychic is an unexpected treat. The concept of seeing into the future isn’t entirely new to millennials, so it makes sense that the series is geared toward the demographic with nostalgic references and jokes that only people who lived through the ’90s and still think it’s the

Chicago Med continues on with the humans versus AI debate—and it almost cost Dr. Archer his job.  While Crockett was hesitant about the 2.0 technology at first, he’s seen the AI machine in action a handful of times and knows that there are definitely some benefits to it. Obviously, he’s not gunning for the elimination

La Brea returned from its two-month-long hiatus with two back-to-back episodes—and the wait was definitely worth it. Both La Brea Season 2 Episode 9 and Episode 10 delivered action-packed episodes that picked up as if no time had passed—though that’s technically not true since the core group did return to 10K B.C. from 1988— and

Ghosts is the gift that keeps on giving. This holiday season, it gave fans two gifts—back-to-back episodes that were better than any Christmas movie out there. Ghosts Season 2 Episode 9 and Ghosts Season 2 Episode 10 somehow managed to grasp the Christmas spirit all while staying true to the nature of the series. Not

I thought I wanted Chicago PD to bring back Sean so that they could finally give the storyline some closure, but I quickly came to regret it on Chicago PD Season 10 Episode 12.  And most of that is because Sean absolutely gives me the heebie-jeebies, which is a testament to Jefferson White’s acting skills.

La Brea returned from its two-month-long hiatus with two back-to-back episodes—and the wait was definitely worth it. Both La Brea Season 2 Episode 9 and Episode 10 delivered action-packed episodes that picked up as if no time had passed—though that’s technically not true since the core group did return to 10K B.C. from 1988— and

How I Met Your Mother Season 2 Episode 2 was pleasantly enjoyable, and sometimes, that’s all you really need from a sitcom. The storylines were wacky and the jokes kept flowing, but that’s what we’ve come to expect. And through it, we also got some character development—we watched Sophie spiral out of control even further,

La Brea returned from its two-month-long hiatus with two back-to-back episodes—and the wait was definitely worth it. Both La Brea Season 2 Episode 9 and Episode 10 delivered action-packed episodes that picked up as if no time had passed—though that’s technically not true since the core group did return to 10K B.C. from 1988— and

Abby Walker went from hating Tom Davidson and trying to get revenge on him to falling into bed with him all in the span of 10 episodes.  It’s definitely a change of attitude for Abby, but the realization that Tom isn’t her husband’s murderer allowed her to see the Sheriff in a new light.  And

Walker Season 3 Episode 10 lasered in on Grey Flag–a storyline that’s been brewing for quite some time.  The installment picked up the day after Cordell Walker received the package of energy drinks with a cryptic note addressed to the “war hero.” He immediately looped in Julia to help him solve the case, and I

It’s time to say goodbye to Riverdale. The series that brought to life the Archie Comics—and made Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge, and Jughead Jones household names—is embarking on its seventh and final season in 2023. Below, we’re breaking down some details along with your most-asked questions about season 7!  What Will Riverdale Season

If you went in and digitally removed all the smartphones from Peacock’s new series Poker Face, it could’ve aired right alongside Columbo and The Rockford Files in a 1970s NBC primetime lineup. Co-creators Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne dust off a creaky old format — the guest-star-studded mystery of the week — and put a stylish spin

How I Met Your Father is back at it for season 2—and the drama picks up right where the first season left off with Sophie (Hilary Duff) dealing with her relationship drama. By the end of the 20-minute installment, she’s “burned through three guys in 48 hours”–her words–which means that this season will see no

And just like that, Big Sky brought another absolutely bonkers season to a close.  Big Sky Season 3 Episode 13 picked up with the hunt for Buck (Rex Linn), who kidnapped Denise and Emily and was holding them hostage as leverage.  The whole kidnapping storyline with the women trapped in a trailer was reminiscent of

The 28th Critics’ Choice Awards arrived on The CW on Sunday, Jan. 15.  Janelle Monáe was honored with the SeeHer Award, while Michelle Pfeiffer presented Jeff Bridges with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Best Picture Avatar: The Way of WaterBabylonThe Banshees of InisherinElvisWINNER: Everything Everywhere All at OnceThe FabelmansGlass Onion: A Knives Out MysteryRRRTárTop Gun: MaverickWomen

Walker wrapped up the first half of season 3 with a Thanksgiving-themed episode that was far from jolly. Everything that could go wrong absolutely did, and it was proof that sometimes, a big family celebration is more chaos than anyone needs it to be. The biggest issue at the dinner table wasn’t the mediocre dinner—Cordell

Abigail Walker is a not a woman to be messed with.  On Walker Independence Season 1 Episode 3, she accepted Sherriff Tom’s job offer so that she could get answers about her husband’s death, but she quickly proved to be an asset for the town—and a thorn in Tom’s side.  Abigail is resourceful, so when her