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‘Quantum Leap’ 2×12 & 2×13 Review “As The World Burns” & “Against Time”

Quantum Leap‘s second season finale – a two-parter called “As the World Burns” and “Against Time” – aired back-to-back this week. Which is probably a good thing, since that cliffhanger would have made me stressed if I had to wait…

‘The Irrational’ 1×11 Review: “Reciprocity”

The Irrational 1×11 “Reciprocity” wraps up the first season in a really satisfying way. We get answers about the biggest arc of the season, see some emotional closure to our favorite characters, and are even treated to a dramatic cliffhanger…

‘Quantum Leap’ Preview Guide: “As The World Burns” / “Against Time”

As hard as it is to believe, it’s time for the Quantum Leap “As the World Burns” / “Against Time” second season finale. It’s a two-part episode that will air on one evening, and boy will that episode have a…

Producer Arika Lisanne Mittman Teases The Future For Alec And Marisa In ‘The Irrational’

The Irrational is one of the best new shows of the season, and it’s hard to believe we’re to the finale already. We’re so invested in the journeys Alec (Jesse L. Martin), Marisa (Maahra Hill), and the rest of the…

‘Quantum Leap’ 2×11 Review: “The Outsider”

After watching Quantum Leap 2×011 “The Outsider” I have this to say: All right, show. You win. Tom (Peter Gadiot) is a genuinely good guy who was dealt a bad hand. Even when he’s forced into the position of “bad…

‘The Irrational’ 1×10 Review: “Bombshell”

When I say things are heating up in The Irrational 1×10 “Bombshell,” I mean things are heating up. Although it seemed last week like the team might have hit a dead end in their church bombing investigation, everything takes a…

Interview: Maahra Hill Teases What’s In Store For Marisa On ‘The Irrational’

I don’t always have to ship something when I watch television, but I often do. In a sense, The Irrational is an unusual show for me, because I find myself so torn as a shipper. On the one hand, I…

‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ Renewed for Season 2

Percy Jackson and the Olympians is so good – and so true to Rick Riordan‘s beloved source material – that a season two renewal should have felt like a foregone conclusion. However, in this era of streaming television, it seems…

‘The Irrational’ 1×09 Review: “Cheating Life”

Last week’s episode was so emotional and personal, it was almost a relief when The Irrational 1×09 “Cheating Life” had the kind of ridiculous shenanigans that could only happen on television. By the way, that isn’t an insult to the…

‘Quantum Leap’ 2×10 Review: “The Family Treasure”

Quantum Leap 2×10 “The Family Treasure” is a little about the bond between family, a little about the risks we’re willing to take for the ones we love (and the consequences we therefore bear), a lot about pretending to be…

Sophia Reid-Gantzert Discusses Building Her ‘Death And Other Details’ Character

Death and Other Details is one of those shows I just can’t stop watching. Every character has secrets. And pretty much any character could be the murderer. In fact, the more you think a particular character is “safe” from suspicion,…

‘The Irrational’ 1×08 Review: “Scorched Earth”

The Irrational is back this week. And, like it did at the start of the season, it makes it clear from the jump that it is not playing around. Alec Mercer (Jesse L. Martin) hasn’t always had the easiest time…

Interview: Caitlin Bassett Talks Addison’s Future On ‘Quantum Leap’

You know that feeling when someone says something that causes your brain to short-circuit and you have to pretend to be a reasonable, level-headed adult while inside there’s just static? And maybe some internal screaming and jumping around? That was…

‘Quantum Leap’ 2×09 Review: “Off The Cuff”

After what felt like the longest hiatus in history, Quantum Leap returned this week with 2×09 “Off the Cuff.” And it’s probably a good thing that this episode aired after the hiatus and wasn’t the cliffhanger, or I would have…

Interview: Virginia Kull Discusses Parenthood and Romance In ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’

Percy Jackson and the Olympians is one of the best adaptations of a beloved novel that we’ve seen in years. It’s one of those rare shows, where every episode is somehow better than the last. The series focuses on Percy’s…

Interview: Violett Beane Discusses Her Character’s Humanity in ‘Death And Other Details’

I have to admit that Hulu’s Death and Other Details quickly became my newest guilty pleasure series this year. It’s a closed door murder mystery with characters that are as compelling as they are suspicious. Everyone has secrets, and pretty…

Interview: Angela Zhou Discusses ‘Death and Other Details’

I’m a huge fan of the new Hulu series Death and Other Details already. So I was obviously thrilled to be given the chance to sit down with Angela Zhou (“Teddy”) to discuss what drew her to the role and what…

‘Death and Other Details’ Series Review: “Pay Attention. Details Matter.”

Television viewers know there are two types of TV shows: Those you put on as “background noise” and watch while doing other things, and those you watch. Hulu’s new series, Death and Other Details falls into the latter category. “Pay…

‘Quantum Leap’ 2×08 Review: “Nomad”

Not to be personal, but I’m having a terrible week. The kind of week where you want to believe in miracles, and that every story can have a happy ending. The kind of week, in fact, where you’d love to…

‘Quantum Leap’ Interview: Ernie Hudson, Mason Alexander Park, and Nanrisa Lee Discuss Season 2

I’m a huge fan of Quantum Leap, so I was incredibly excited to have the chance to chat with series stars Ernie Hudson (Herbert “Magic” Williams), Mason Alexander Park (Ian Wright), and Nanrisa Lee (Jenn Chu) about what the rest…

‘Quantum Leap’ Interview: Margarita Matthews Talks “A Kind Of Magic”

Between “O Ye Of Little Faith,” “Leap, Die, Repeat” and the first season finale, Margarita Matthews has written some of my all-time favorite Quantum Leap episodes. And that’s no easy feat, believe me. So I couldn’t help but fangirl a…