Written by Anna Harrison "Well, next season has come and gone. For five—maybe six, if we push it—episodes, my wish came true. “Doctor Who” was back..."… Continue reading.
Doctor Who Season 15
Tag: TV Review
Andor (Season Two)
Written by Anna Harrison "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, “Star Wars” was good. It looked beautiful. Its characters were lively. Its script had meaning (even if it sometimes lacked nuance). The releases were proper events, … Continue reading.
Daredevil: Born Again (Season One)
Written by Anna Harrison "Matt Murdock has always been torn between two worlds: one where justice is carried in a court of law with the bang of a gavel, and the other where justice is dispensed in a back alley … Continue reading.
Elsbeth (Season 1)
Written by Jeff Sparks "In “Elsbeth,” Carrie Preston reprises her supporting role from “The Good Wife” as the titular quirky, upbeat lawyer in this spinoff series. No longer in Chicago, she now works alongside the NYPD in the Big Apple."… Continue reading.
Echo
Written by Anna Harrison "The most damning thing about Marvel’s “Echo,” one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s slew of Disney+ series, is that I, who have written pages upon pages about the MCU and devoted countless hours to it, delayed … Continue reading.
Agatha All Along
Written by Anna Harrison "For nearly every Marvel Studios show on Disney+, I’ve had the same complaints: why was this made, why does it look subpar, and why is it so rushed towards the end? It became tedious to write … Continue reading.
My Lady Jane (Season 1)
Written by Livvy O'Brien "Amongst all of the heavy dramas, “My Lady Jane” is a breath of fresh air. It’s not afraid to lean into the absurd while still being emotionally charged, and that’s exactly why it’ll be missed."… Continue reading.
House of the Dragon (Season 2)
Written by Anna Harrison “‘It all goes back and back,’ Tyrion thought, ‘to our mothers and our fathers and theirs before them. We are puppets dancing on the strings of those who came before us, and one day our own … Continue reading.
True Detective: The Great War and Modern Memory
Written by Alexander Reams "“The Great War and Modern Memory” is a brilliant answer to all of the critical fire Pizzolatto took during “Western Book’s” run on television; instead of going all out, he crafted a smaller story that showcases … Continue reading.
True Detective: The Western Book of the Dead
Written by Alexander Reams "The further each episode brings us to the mid-season point, the slower things feel. Every episode is a slow burn, with some scenes dedicated solely to set the mood that a character is in. Vaughn does … Continue reading.