[rating=7.00] “There Will Be Consequences” The first finale of The Brink finally had something the rest of the season was missing. Humor! It exists! This isn’t to say it made up
[rating=5.00] “Just a Little Crazy Talk” The penultimate episode of The Brink led us to a few things: one, quite possibly the end of humanity as we know it, and
[rating=6.00] “Who’s Grover Cleveland?” Shit has finally hit the fan this week on The Brink, and with Raja dead there’s not much choice or wiggle room for the driving protagonists. As
[rating=6.00] “Sticky Wicket” This week’s Brink was basically a set-up for America’s general buffoonery when it comes to big decisions. Serving in the form of a huge blunder by the President
[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=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=5.00] “I’ll Never Be Batman” This week’s The Brink played into fear. Fear of losing, fear of dying, fear of finding out you’re not good enough. Entitled “I’ll Never Be Batman” The
[rating=5.00] “Baghdad My Ass” The continued mediocrity of The Brink has really only been saved by Tim Robbin’s character Walter. However, there’s only so far Walter’s antics can get us. After
[rating=5.00] “Half-Cocked” With an episode title indicative of a show struggling to find its footing, this week’s episode of The Brink was less disappointing, but still not quite there. Is it
[rating=5.00] “Pilot” Part of HBO’s summer programming, new series The Brink has a long road ahead of it. The premiere, though at times laugh inducing, was missing a certain satire that
