“I’ve been preoccupied with questions of morality.” I think this is when things began to slip into high gear. Maybe it was due to delirious binge watching, but by the end of episode three I was so entirely hooked that…
TV Review: The Comedians (1×01) “Pilot”
There is one moment where I really loved what The Comedians was doing. After an unbearably uncomfortable dinner where Josh Gad and Billy Crystal (playing fictionalized versions of themselves) are meeting in preparation for a new show, the two stand…
TV Review: Shameless (5×12), “Love Songs (In The Key of Gallagher)”
There is a big sense of everything being reset to the status quo in the season five finale of Shameless. Nothing big happens, people shift in the roles they’ve dug themselves, and the Gallaghers regroup, pick up the pieces and…
TV Review: The Flash (1×17) “Tricksters”
Sometimes I worry that The Flash is peaking in its first season. If it starts out this strong is must be ready to peter out right? Or can it keep running full tilt for seasons to come? The Flash has…
TV Review: Shameless (5×11) “Drugs Actually”
I was left mildly alarmed and even a bit speechless at various moments of tonight’s episode, so I’m breaking it down a little differently tonight. The Ridiculous: Okay. I can’t stand Sammi. Emily Bergl does a fine job, but her…
TV Review: The Flash (1×16) “Rogue Time”
Following last week’s game changing episode “Out of Time”, I was prepared for an episode that had a slower tempo. Now, we had to deal with the after effects and the reset button being pushed. All things considered, it was…
TV Review: Shameless (5×10) “South Side Rules”
What we have here is good television. Shameless turns in what might be my favorite episode of the season (so far), with one it’s most meditative installments to date. The camerawork by John Wells lingers on his actors faces…