Whenever ‘Louie’ tackles the elusive concept of death, it broaches the subject with a peculiar – if not entirely skeptical – eye toward its more popular counterparts: life, rebirth, starting over.
[rating=7.00] Riding on last week’s high, Community was back in the saddle with “Intro to Recycled Cinema.” Following in the footsteps of Troy and Shirley moving on to bigger, better
‘Mad Men’ offers the coup de grâce to SC&P in the season’s most nuanced episode.
[rating=6.00] Last week’s Silicon Valley left us awkwardly sitting at a table in a Mexican restaurant listening to mariachi music with Richard and Gavin. Richard was mulling over the only
[rating=7.00] It says a lot about the first two episodes this season that the third can start with Arya sweeping the floors is seen as a drastic improvement. While she’s
Loneliness without celebrity is just loneliness, and Louie seems to be at odds with both.
[rating=7.00] In an effort to bring Community from the dregs of streaming hell, Harmon and company began this week’s episode with another nod to the fact that everything has been
[rating=8.00] As Silicon Valley becomes increasingly more telling of the real world tech community, the comedians of the series remind us that everything can fall apart in seconds. Last week
[rating=5.00] The episode opens with Arya, last seen boarding a ship after escaping the offered protection of Brienne, and snatching a bag of coins from a badly beaten and (we
While “The Forecast” packed enough content for contentment, it leaves fans wanting more.
