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Season 3 of Silo has hit its halfway point, and there are big questions that we still need answers to. Granted, there’s a chance that...

I don’t recall ever enjoying a show so much that I wanted to end so deeply. Cape Fear is very strange, and has been since the beginning,...

“I remember”. Those are the two simple words that every Silo fan has been waiting for since the beginning of Season 3, when Juliette’s amnesia storyline was...

Given there’s still an episode to go before Season 2 of Sugar comes to a close, it’s a little weird to see Episode 7, “What Else Can...

I’ll confess to having been a bit worried about Lucky. A show like this shouldn’t really be running out of steam so early in Season...

With the 10-episode run of Nick Antosca’s psychological thriller drawing to a close, we have to ask ourselves: do we need a Season 2 of...

With Cape Fear having turned surprisingly serious in its penultimate episode, all eyes now turn to the finale, in which basically every major character is in some...

Sugar is all about decisions in Season 2. Some are easier to make than others, granted. Crime stories tend to have a pretty simple moral...

How deep does the rabbit hole go? This is a sentiment that is expressed all over the place in Silo, in multiple different forms. It’s also...

What’s going on with Cape Fear? I don’t mean literally, either, since we’re pretty well beyond that point. Throughout Season 1, I’ve resigned myself to making...

It seems a bit early for Lucky to be going through the motions, but Episode 3, “Read the Room”, does have that vibe about it. The big...

Sugar is the rare show that gets better the more it slows down. Season 2 has always had a thematic point to make, one about...

The title of Cape Fear Episode 8, “Los tiempos de Dios son Perfectos”, translates to “God’s timing is perfect”. And while I’m not sure who’s God in this...

For such a humourless show, Silo can be hilarious sometimes. Season 3 has been pretty sedate so far. Entertaining and mysterious, sure, but largely functional rather than...

I was a fan of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed from the very beginning. It had a distinct sense of style and comedy, Tatiana Maslany was great...

The good news is that Lucky is improved in Episode 2, “Make ‘Em Dance”. It divides its focus more evenly, spends more time with characters who...

Maybe it’s just me, but I expected Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed to end a bit more convincingly than this. Granted, I did imply that there wasn’t enough time...

Lucky, a show in which Anya Taylor-Joy plays an eponymous career conwoman who ironically has nothing but misfortune, perhaps takes the idea of being all-action...