[rating=8.00] I’ve got a bit of a bizarre relationship with the original Wet Hot American Summer; it’s a movie that had to grow on me. Usually, that’s not an easy
[rating=7.00] “eps1.5_br4ve-trave1er.asf” Robot was a little slower this week, mostly focusing on a single plot point that would ultimately lead to the biggest shocker of the season. Elliot’s put into a
[rating=6.00] “Tweet Tweet Tweet” The stakes are high this week on The Brink. With Walter not being able to keep up his part of the deal, the President takes executive action
[rating=5.00] “Everything is Everything” The short-lived burst of optimism I felt over the show’s brief, but notable, improvement last week (however slight) has waned slightly. Mostly due to the show’s inability
[rating=7.00] “Church in Ruins” Last season, Detective Rusty Coehle made mention of the sprawl of their case. What started as a relatively by the numbers serial killing investigation, ballooned into an
[rating=7.00] “eps.1.4_3xpl0its.wmv” The mystery continues as to what’s really going on in Mr.Robot this week with Elliot and co. using their resources to exploit the human condition. After the last
[rating=6.00] “Swim, Shmuley, Swim” “It may seem like three in the afternoon, but it’s five minutes until midnight.” Words that couldn’t be truer coming from Walter’s last hope at staving off
[rating=6.00] “Machete Charge” It took a lot longer than it needed to, but Ballers finally started getting somewhere last night. Nowhere jaw-dropping or profound, but at least some popcorn-level entertainment, instead
[rating=8.00] “Other Lives” Last week’s explosive conclusion was a game changer in a lot of ways. It was sort of this season’s “all in” moment, where the viewer was offered their
[rating=8.00] “eps.1.3_da3m0ns.mp4” You know those defining moments in a series? The ones that make or break the season and send everything into a tailspin? We got one of those this
