A good portion of this week’s episode pays more attention to the supporting characters in Ray’s life, which is a little refreshing considering we hadn’t really seen much of the other Donovan boys in a while.
In this week’s episode, Bill tries to save his study by lying about his study, Virginia faces Dr. DePaul’s failing health, and Libby’s conflict with Coral comes to a head.
Tyler Bates, composer for the blockbuster smash ‘Guardians of the Galaxy,’ talked to Glide during the recent San Diego Comic-Con.
In this week’s episode, most of the characters face the consequences of past actions.
In this week’s episode, Ray is back — and he’s paying in spades.
In this week’s episode, Ray is shown in a way we haven’t really seen in so far during this series: vulnerable.
In this week’s episode, things get a little messy. (Or should I say dirty?)
Anthony C. Ferrante discusses NYC shooting, loathsome snowballs, and the pressure of topping the chainsaw-filled climax of original Sharknado movie.
“Gem and Loan” was a great comeback after last week’s episode, offering a clear outline of the season’s upcoming direction.
This episode had all the potential to be great, but it didn’t fully deliver.
