TV Recaps

The Night Agent hasn’t skimped on fun action sequences in Season 3, but Episode 9, “Lockstep”, has the best one yet. It also includes my...

Oh, blimey. All sorts is going on in Episode 8 of The Night Agent Season 3. We’re close to the end now, obviously, and that...

The Night Agent Season 3 hasn’t been shy about using flashbacks. But Episode 7, fittingly titled “Once Upon a Time…”, takes the idea a bit further....

As we enter the back half of The Night Agent Season 3, Episode 6 feels like a clear turning point, the kind of episode that delivers some...

There have been some turns already in The Night Agent Season 3, but the biggest one yet is to be found in Episode 5, “The Isolation Play”....

Things are heating up in The Night Agent Season 3, even though Episode 4 has the coldest setting yet. A swanky hunting lodge in the wintry forests...

“Dark Matters” is one of those functional early-season chapters that isn’t exactly thrilling but does a lot of necessary legwork to get the plot moving...

I started my coverage of The Night Agent Season 3 by reminding everyone that Peter Sutherland is a deeply terrible undercover agent, so Episode 2 shouldn’t come...

Peter Sutherland is many things, but a good undercover agent isn’t one of them. He has been pretty frantic all throughout The Night Agent, but...

I’m not sure about this one. Cross has been pretty good so far in Season 2 and had just nicely reached a pretty interesting fork in the...

Paul has been talking about The Field since the start of this season, but he probably never expected to find the solutions to his own...

“Juncture” is another decent episode of Hijack, let’s just get that out of the way. It contains one major reveal and a few fun developments, and...

Not to be hyperbolic about things, but "Dear Henry" is a properly masterful hour of television. When I talked about how Industry Season 4 gets better as it goes along, this is the kind of thing I was talking about.

Delayed gratification is the art of making someone wait for something they definitely want, and it’s an idea very neatly displayed in Episode 5 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

This might be harsh, but I'm starting to wonder how stupid Alice Monroe really is. I can accept her ignoring some obvious red flags. But the more that Vanished progresses, the more it seems like there wasn't a single aspect of Alice's relationship with Tom that wasn't suspicious.

I know I'm always singing the praises of The Pitt in a way that might border on hyperbolic, but then an episode like "12:00 P.M." comes along and vindicates me entirely.

Wait, what happened to Star Trek: Starfleet Academy? I was more on board with this show than most to begin with, but I felt as...

Even though the titular product very much twists through the entire DNA of The Beauty, I’m pretty sure we didn’t need any more explanation about...