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Last week, Watson delivered its biggest, dumbest twist of Season 2 thus far, revealing that Sherlock Holmes has been a figment of John Watson’s imagination...

I entered Episode 6 of Marshals mostly wondering how it was going to function as the first climax of a two-part arc. If you recall,...

In many ways, Episode 5 of Rooster is the one I was waiting for. I could see the dramedy’s potential from the very beginning, but...

In many ways, “The Denny’s Plan” is the weakest episode of DTF St. Louis thus far. That sounds like more of a criticism than it’s intended to...

As if it wasn’t already impossible not to compare Boston Blue and Sheriff Country – a comparison which virtually never flatters the former – it’s even less so now, since Episode 13 of both shows goes out of its way to remind us of the connections to a wider TV universe.

I’ve said this before, but it’s easy to forget sometimes that Boston Blue is a Blue Bloods spin-off, and some of the ways in which it endeavours to remind you aren’t always the smoothest.

The Hunting Party has always had a penchant for coming up with creepy villains, but even by the usual standards, "Elliot Carr" is a nutter.

One thing I’m thankful for – and it says a lot about Memory of a Killer’s underlying respect for the audience, I think – is...

It’s hard to talk about a mockumentary – even though The Comeback has stopped being one in Season 3, at least for long stretches –...

It’s difficult to overstate the extent to which my eyes glaze over whenever Sherlock Holmes shows up in Watson. I understand he’s kind of the...

If last week’s episode of Marshals was a bit of a team-building exercise, then Episode 5 is very much designed to put those strengthened bonds...

I keep expecting to like Rooster more than I do. Luckily, Episode 4 reassured me that it does seem to be going somewhere, even if I don’t...

One of the broader arcs in Episode 5 of DTF St. Louis is Detective Homer realising that the murder of Floyd Smernitch isn’t as open-and-shut as he...

Fox’s three-part television event The Faithful: Women of the Bible works on the fairly understandable operating principle that religion is a bit sexist and could do with a redo.

So, Memory of a Killer has finally revealed its season-long mystery, and more importantly, supplied a pretty relatable motivation for why the Ferryman has had...

At first blush, “Dr. Watson’s Dad” is a gimmick episode. It takes the usual format of The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins and reworks...

Part of the reason I get so frustrated with Watson is that when it’s firing on all cylinders, it has the potential to deliver truly...

With no Sherlock in sight, Watson Season 2 always seems to work better. More so than that, Episode 13 finally remembers Laila exists! More to...