TV Recaps

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...

You can learn a lot from an opening scene. Furious opens, like a lot of crime shows, with a murder. But it’s a deeply unsettling...

You may recall that Season 2 of The Walking Dead: Dead City ended with one of the worst episodes of television ever committed to film,...

Despite its extremely strong beginning, House of the Dragon Season 3 has settled into a rhythm that unfortunately exposes some of its most pernicious problems. The biggest...

Gangsters tend to make a pretty big deal out of codes and honor and such, but if The Westies is proving anything, it’s that hypocrisy is the...

While there clearly isn’t much more story to tell in Agent Kim Reactivated, the K-Drama is obviously intending to cap off Season 1 with a...

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...

I’ve already complained about Spooky in Love feeling a bit familiar and formulaic, and I wouldn’t say that Episode 2 assuages any of those concerns....

House of the Dragon Season 3 has reached its obligatory mid-season slump. We could already tell it was heading that way, and Episode 5 embraces the...

The Westies is heating up, at least if you measure things by gunfights and dead bodies. But in Episode 3, it also slows down and...

The Westies is so much fun in Episode 2 that it’s easy to forget “The Houdini” has some pretty horrific stuff in it. The premise...

It’s unavoidable that nothing going on in The Westies is anything you haven’t seen before. The battleground is Hell’s Kitchen of the 1980s; the players...

While it was obvious that Agent Kim Reactivated was going to change tone somewhat following Min-ji’s rescue, I never really considered what that might mean...

Got to be honest – this all feels a bit contrived to me? Based on the 2011 South Korean film Spellbound, Spooky in Love is...

It was obvious that Manager Kim’s reunion with Min-ji was never going to be the end of Agent Kim Reactivated, and Episode 7 proves that...