The Missing Season 1, Episode 8 Review: Till Death
For the past eight weeks the UK has been captivated by The Missing which has given the public a reason to stop politely ignoring one another and partake in water cooler talk, and the last…
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The Newsroom: What Kind of Day Was It?
Sick of my Newsroom posts yet? Well, this will be the last one. The Newsroom is over. It’s going to take some time to come to grips with the series as a whole; for right…
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Ripper Street Season 3, Episode 6 Review: The Incontrovertible Truth
It’s hard to believe that there has only been 6 episodes of Ripper Street season 3 so far as so many major events have occured. We have had Susan descending into a corrupt political life…
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Can The CW Achieve Golden Globes Glory?
When you think The CW you don’t really think critically adored and award winning dramas do you? Up until recently the target audience for most of it’s programming was females in their teens and early…
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Blair Underwood Set To Join Marvel’s Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D
Blair Underwood is making the television rounds in the last few years isn’t he? Most recently it’s been confirmed that he will be playing Dr. Andrew Garner, in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., according to The Hollywood…
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The Newsroom Stumbles To The Finish Line
Well, that happened. After all the praise I heaped on the show, and after the first few episodes of Season 3 were quite good (Episode 2, “Run,” was a brilliant piece of television), as The…
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The Missing Season 1, Episode 7 Review: Return to Eden
So far in The Missing we’ve flitted between two timelines, the original investigation into Oliver’s disappearance in 2006 and the present day one, but with ‘Return to Eden’ we are placed in 2009 when another boy…
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Ripper Street Season 3, Episode 5 Review: Heavy Boots
After the chaos at the end of ‘Your Father, My Friend’ ‘Heavy Boots’ begins with Susan taking care of Reid at the Obsidian. She has granted Fred Best an interview so she can tell all…
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Did The Newsroom Suddenly Turn into The Office?
I’m loving The Newsroom these days. The third and final season is six episodes long, and we’ve got two to go, and so far, this is television at its best. Will’s glorious self-immolation is sad…