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‘Mo Gilligan: In the Moment’ Review – An Evolved Musical Special That’ll Be Difficult to Top
‘Vanished’ Episode 2 Recap – I’m Not Sure I’m Buying This, Folks
‘Spartacus: House of Ashur’ Ending Explained – That’s How You Do A Finale
Movie Reviews
‘Mo Gilligan: In the Moment’ Review – An Evolved Musical Special That’ll Be Difficult to Top
‘Return to Silent Hill’ Review – A Dreadfully Dull and Nonsensical Adaptation
‘The Wrecking Crew’ Review – This Is Way Better Than You Probably Expected
‘Mike Epps: Delusional’ Review – A Full Career Retrospective On Fast-Forward
TV Show Reviews
‘Wonder Man’ Review – A Marvel Series Without Any Superheroics… And It Works
‘The Beauty’ Review – Ryan Murphy Is Back Near His Demented Body-Horror Best
‘WWE: Unreal’ Season 2 Review – A More Personal Follow-Up Makes Some Smart Choices
‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Review – A Tremendously Fun Time
Latest TV Recaps
‘Vanished’ Episode 2 Recap – I’m Not Sure I’m Buying This, Folks
Things seemed bad enough for Alice Monroe. Her boyfriend, Tom, was not only afraid of commitment, but also missing. And she couldn’t seem to trust anyone she met to help her, which, in a show titled Vanished is kind of expected, but nonetheless constitutes a problem.
‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Episode 4 Recap – A Gloomy Recruitment Drive
In its limited screentime thus far, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has done a pretty remarkable job of communicating a much more hopeful tone than you’d necessarily expect from a show set in the same brutal universe as Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon.
‘Industry’ Season 4, Episode 5 Recap – The Thing Is Nothing (And Other Revelations)
There are a lot of good ideas in “Eyes Without a Face”. It's the first proper out-of-office hour of Industry Season 4, which is always nice, sending two underused characters to a far-flung location on a side mission that rattles the foundations of the main plot.
‘The Pitt’ Season 2, Episode 5 Recap – Learning on the Job
Having just spent 13 consecutive hours in a hospital, I was particularly sensitive to The Pitt in "11:00 A.M.", perhaps more so than any other episode in Season 2 thus far. This is likely because Episode 5 has a strong undercurrent of time-management, or perhaps more accurately how impossible it is to manage time in a clinical setting.