Law & Order: Organized Crime 2×03 finally told us what’s in the letter. And uh, that was…a lot. Hop aboard the Bensler express with us.
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‘The Morning Show’ 2×03 Review: “Laura”
The Morning Show 2×03, “Laura,” saw Daniel Henderson wrapped up in the chaos of people trying to leave Wuhan before lockdown in a continuation of this season’s theme of watching 2020 unfurl with the curse of hindsight. Mitch Kessler was…
‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ 2×02 Review: “New World Order”
Law & Order: Organized Crime 2×02 featured, among other things, the return of Ellen Burstyn as Bernadette “Bernie” Stabler. And honestly? The biggest takeaway here is “no, I’m not ok. Thanks for asking.” So, television is really coming for my…
‘Law & Order: SVU’ 23×03 Review: “I Thought You Were on My Side”
Law & Order: SVU continues to be the best it’s been in a long time, if not better than ever, in its 23rd season. And that’s…Without even starting to get into the case of the week, or the crossover/Elliot Stabler…
‘After We Fell’ Movie Review: Love, Hessa, And Why Is It Being Called A Reboot?
After We Fell is finally out in the United States and can we say it was worth the wait? The film was good but fell short in a lot of ways.
‘Ted Lasso’ 2×11 Review: “Midnight Train to Royston”
Ted Lasso “Midnight Train to Royston” finds new ground to cover with the characters while setting up a confrontational season finale.
Dolly Parton Lets Nas Know What She Thinks Of The Rappers Cover Of ‘Jolene’
If #DollyParton knew our name, we’d cry. And then we’d faint. And we’d probably do like #LilNasX and tweet HOLY SH*T
‘What If…?’ 1×08 Review: “What If…Ultron Won?”
‘What If…?’ tackles a question about Ultron that we’ve been wondering about since 2015 in “What If…Ultron Won?”
‘Chicago Med’ 7×02 Review: “To Lean In Or To Let Go
Chicago Med has a long way to go in terms of giving us the team-as-family dynamics the rest of One Chicago delivers, but they’re trying.
‘Chicago Fire’ 10×02 Review: “Headcount”
Chicago Fire 10×02 “Headcount” is about heroes. The ones we notice, and the ones we don’t.
