TV Recaps

ALAS! The wedding is just around the corner in Virgin River Season 6, Episode 8, and you know what that means? It’s time for sweet,...

There are two primary focuses in Virgin River Season 6, Episode 7. The rekindling of Mel and Everett’s relationship. The Days after Brady and Brie...

Virgin River Season 6, Episode 6, deep-dives into exes. After the opening season’s chaos, the excitement and drama have slowed, and I don’t believe this...

With the bachelor and bachelorette parties in the rearview mirror, it’s time to focus on what’s now in front of us: another thrilling episode with...

Ladies and gentlemen – it’s time for the bachelor and bachelorette parties! And we all know what that means; you’re in for an episode full...

As we saw at the end of the last episode, Preacher confidently exclaims that he wants to take the stand. In Virgin River Season 6,...

Virgin River likes to pack in as much as possible into every season and episode, and this one is NO DIFFERENT. We’re going full force...

Last Christmas in Virgin River sure was a Christmas to remember. But this season… What’s that noise? It’s wedding season! Mel and Jack are engaged...

Episode 4 seems a little early for a show like Skeleton Crew to be resorting to filler, but “Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin” does feel a bit like that.

"The Drugs Don't Work" is the third five-star episode in a row for Shrinking Season 2, which is the first time that has ever happened in the history of this website.

We've spent the entirety of Bad Sisters Season 2 wondering what Ian was really up to, and Episode 7, "How to Pick a Prick", gives us all the juicy details.

Poppa’s House mires a good message in questionable presentation in Episode 8, but there’s still some value in its ideas.

Get Millie Black gives Janet a voice in Episode 4, but in a smart touch, she isn’t quite the victim we thought.

Episode 14, “Life Is a Promise”, is about as good of an ending as we could have hoped for given the circumstances.

It’s fair to say that Dune: Prophecy hasn’t exactly resonated with viewers the way HBO probably wanted.

Episode 3, “World Without End”, moves the timeline further along and introduces a few new characters, but things still seem to be going too right too often for any real edge to take root in the setting.

Landman needed an edge, and Episode 6, “Beware the Second Beating”, provides it capably. It was obvious that Cooper’s savage beating wasn’t going to go unanswered, but I was a little surprised by the speed, ferocity, and completeness of Tommy’s retribution.

I’ve mentioned before that there’s an old-school quality to When the Phone Rings that it’s difficult to put a finger on. Episode 6 has it...