“Princeton Offense” sets the stage for Tyrone and Tandy’s pursuit for justice, while also reminding us for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Read on for our Cloak & Dagger review. While many of Cloak & Dagger’s episodes have…
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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ 2×10 Review: Families Belong Together
I have to be honest, I have been avoiding this review. The parallels between the real world and the dystopian nightmare on The Handmaid’s Tale are often uncanny. But, on The Handmaid’s Tale 2×10 “The Last Ceremony,” the content with Hannah…
‘Blindspot’ Season 3 Review: A Journey that just got started
Welcome back, Blindspotters! Once we have recovered some strength after that season finale, it’s time to take stock of season 3 of our favorite series. Blindspot started the season with a game-changer, and at the same time a reboot of…
‘Younger’ 5×03 Review: The Heart of the Detour
Younger 5×03 “The End of the Tour” takes a pink highlighter and rests it on my most well-worn passages until it messily bleeds all over the words, then it rips out pages from my final chapters and crumples them up,…
'Cloak & Dagger' 1×04 Review: Pushing & Pulling
I remember when I was binging the first four episodes of Cloak & Dagger and the moment I got to episode 4. It was the moment where, for me, everything changed. In a much different way than the pilot episode,…
‘Arrow’ Season 6 Review: Inconsistent Storytelling Mars Promising Season
If there was one good thing to come out of Arrow’s sixth season it’s that Beth Schwartz is stepping in as showrunner for season 7 at a time where this show needs some new life. She’s proven as a writer…
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ 2×08 and 2×09 Review: Women Making it Work
The Handmaid’s Tale has always been about women. But Season 1 focuses almost entirely on the control men have over women. It shows us the extent and scope of the depravity visited on the bodies of women by Gilead’s oppressive…
‘Supergirl’ 3×23 Review: Apparently Choosing Happiness is Selfish
Choosing happiness is selfish. Well, at least that’s the message Supergirl is sending its audience, including young men and women. How dare a hero want to be happy. How dare a hero choose happiness. They’re supposed to miserable, after all.…
‘Younger’ 5×01 and 5×02 Review: We Will Go Down with This Ship
Younger has made an egregious error with Season 5: The episodes are TOO DANG SHORT! Thirty minutes isn’t nearly enough time with these fantastic characters and relationships. I DREAD seeing “Darren Star” pop up on my screen because it means I have…
‘Legends of Tomorrow’ Season 3 Review : The Wild, The Wacky and The Beebo
One thing that fans get upset about with the Arrowverse is that it takes itself too seriously at times. The polar opposite of this, though, is Legends of Tomorrow, a show which embraces the wacky and the silliness of its…
‘Cloak & Dagger’ 1×03 Review: You Have to Try Something Else
There are no words to sum up my love for Cloak & Dagger. It’s the kind of television that’s great television. And that much was relevant from the first 10 minutes of the premiere. There’s something so refreshing about a…
'Supergirl' 3×22 Review: Make It Reign Emotion
Nothing’s perfect. No television show is perfect. To expect perfection would just be wrong, even if a show that delivered several amazing episodes in a row manages to deliver back-to-back lackluster episodes that just lacked the pacing of the others.…
‘Cloak & Dagger’ 1×01/1×02 Review: This Is What Great Television Looks Like
Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger is the kind of show that makes you want to shout. Not in a “this is so bad I need to scream” kind of way. But in a “this is so good I need to tell…
'Supergirl' 3×21 Review: You Can't Go Home Again
They say that home is where the heart is. Though apparently nobody told Kara Danvers that, as she decided to head to Argo, where her mother resided, after it seemed that Reign was defeated. Ah, but lest we forget that…
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ 2×07 Review: A Requiem
After each episode of The Handmaid’s Tale, I am sure that the stunning visual and musical imagery, poetry in the form of a television episode, cannot be topped. Then I watch the next episode. The Handmaid’s Tale 2×07 “After” once…
The Good & the Bad of 2×10 of ‘Famous in Love’
Another season of Famous in Love has come to a close, and this season finale was full of drama and one major cliffhanger. There was a lot to love and a lot to dislike in this episode, so let’s get…
Movie Review: ‘Adrift’ Brings Us The Summer’s Most Badass Female Protagonist
Adrift brings us the most badass female protagonist of this summer movie season. She’s not a warrior. She doesn’t wear a super suit. She doesn’t have mutant powers. She simply survives. Her antagonist is not an alien, not an evil…
'Supergirl' 3×20 Review: A Balancing Act
Supergirl continues to prove that the strength of any show is the characters that make up its universe. While “Dark Side of the Moon” wasn’t my favorite episode in the past few weeks — because Supergirl has been pretty solid…
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Review 2×06: ‘First Blood’ Blows Us All Away
The Handmaid’s Tale 2×06 “First Blood” balances the morose and horrifying world of Gilead with the Waterford household’s flirty rebellion to create the strongest character-focused episode of the season. The examination of power and family is breathtaking as always. The…
‘The 100’ 5×05 Review: “Shifting Sands”
This last episode of The 100, “Shifting Sands,” was a type of filler episode that served to build up some more plot points and give us some more screen time for our favorite characters and relationships. We got a few…
The Good and the Bad of 2×09 of ‘Famous in Love’
The penultimate episode of the second season of Famous in Love gave me what I’ve been asking for since the second season started. I wanted more character-driven stories and less overt Hollywood drama. This week delivered. Let’s get into all…
