Parks and Recreation Review: "Are You Better Off?" (Episode 5.22)

<em>Parks and Recreation</em> Review: "Are You Better Off?" (Episode 5.22)

It's been an excellent season of Parks and Recreation, more varied than any that came before it, and despite a mounting episode count Parks doesn't even seem close to running out of steam.  read more

Modern Family Review: "Career Day" (Episode 4.21)

<i>Modern Family</i> Review: "Career Day" (Episode 4.21)

Just four episodes left in the fourth season of Modern Family. It’s been a season of ups and downs, but with this episode it’s clear that the show has plateaued.  read more

The Americans Review: "The Colonel" (Episode 1.13)

<i>The Americans</i> Review: "The Colonel" (Episode 1.13)

A good season finale is tricky to pull off. The episode must simultaneously satisfy viewers while leaving them wanting more.  read more

New Girl Review: "Virgins" (Episode 2.23)

<i>New Girl</i> Review: "Virgins" (Episode 2.23)

The more I watch New Girl, the more I come to the conclusion that it might be one of the best—if not THE best—sitcoms on television.  read more

The Mindy Project Review: "Triathlon" (Episode 1.22)

<i>The Mindy Project</i> Review: "Triathlon" (Episode 1.22)

It is so clear to me now. I’ve been approaching The Mindy Project from the completely wrong perspective.   read more

Bates Motel Review: "The Man in Number 9" (Episode 1.07)

<i>Bates Motel</i> Review: "The Man in Number 9" (Episode 1.07)

Bates Motel just seems so confused about itself.  read more

The Following Review: "The Final Chapter" (Episode 1.15)

<i>The Following</i> Review: "The Final Chapter" (Episode 1.15)

Now that The Following’s first season has come to a close, it’s easier to look back on the entire series and realize that the shocking first weeks were considerably better than the later offerings.  read more

How I Met Your Mother Review: "The Bro Mitzvah" (Episode 8.22)

<i>How I Met Your Mother</i> Review: "The Bro Mitzvah" (Episode 8.22)

We’re counting down the episodes until Barney marries Robin, and it’s time for the ultimate bachelor party.  read more

Rectify Review: "Modern Times" (Episode 1.03)

<i>Rectify</i> Review: "Modern Times" (Episode 1.03)

While Daniel Holden might now be free, much of the community has doubts about his innocence.  read more

Game of Thrones Review - "Kissed By Fire" (Episode 3.5)

<i>Game of Thrones</i> Review - "Kissed By Fire" (Episode 3.5)

Beginning this week, Shane Ryan and Josh Jackson will team up to review each new episode of Game of Thrones.  read more

The Good Wife Review: "What's in the Box" (Episode 4.22)

<i>The Good Wife</i> Review: "What's in the Box" (Episode 4.22)

You know when you cook Thanksgiving dinner and everything on the table looks beautiful and delicious? But if you go into the kitchen, it’s littered with dirty dishes, open bags of flour, and basically looks like a disaster area?  read more

Mad Men Review: "The Flood" (Episode 6.05)

<i>Mad Men</i> Review: "The Flood" (Episode 6.05)

I'm not sure how this would have played last week.  read more

Community: "Basic Human Anatomy" (Episode 4.11)

<em>Community</em>: "Basic Human Anatomy" (Episode 4.11)

At this point in time, I'm well aware that it's too much to ask for an episode of Community to completely forego pop culture parodies, so the question is really what makes some of these good and others, almost exclusively in this fourth season, awful  read more

The Americans Review: "The Oath" (Episode 1.12)

<i>The Americans</i> Review: "The Oath" (Episode 1.12)

As much as The Americans is about marriage and espionage, it is also the story of two women being used as pawns in the Cold War. Martha and Nina are each being duped by men who claim to care deeply about them. Both of them made big moves in “The Oath.”  read more

Bates Motel Review: "The Truth" (Episode 1.06)

<i>Bates Motel</i> Review: "The Truth" (Episode 1.06)

Bates Motel has its inherent problems, ones that aren’t going to go away just because “The Truth” is the best episode of the series so far. It’s an episode that is able to surprise in a way that Bates Motel didn’t seem capable, or really that interested in doing. By subverting expectations, Bates Motel has actually sort of become interesting again after a lackluster first half of a season.  read more

Defiance Review - “Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Go” (Episode 2)

<i>Defiance</i> Review - “Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Go” (Episode 2)

Torture, capital punishment and public religion are all explored following the capture of a Castithan man named Elah Bandik who fled from the battle.  read more

Rectify Review: "Always There"/"Sexual Peeling" (Episodes 1.01/1.02)

<i>Rectify</i> Review: "Always There"/"Sexual Peeling" (Episodes 1.01/1.02)

There’s a scene toward the end of the two-hour premiere of Sundance Channel’s Rectify in which newly released inmate Daniel Holden (Aden Young) attempts to explain his mindset after having spent 19 years on death row.  read more

The Good Wife Review: "A More Perfect Union" (Episode 4.21)

<i>The Good Wife</i> Review: "A More Perfect Union" (Episode 4.21)

Let’s be honest, if Alicia were a friend of ours, we would think she was a little crazy for staying with Peter.  read more

Mad Men Review: "To Have and To Hold" (Episode 6.04)

<i>Mad Men</i> Review: "To Have and To Hold" (Episode 6.04)

Ketchup is not glamorous.  read more

Game of Thrones Review - "And Now His Watch Has Ended" (Episode 3.4)

<i>Game of Thrones</i> Review - "And Now His Watch Has Ended" (Episode 3.4)

From the camera’s first glimpse of Jaime Lannister’s cut-off hand, vengeance and cruelty dominate the stories of last night's episode.  read more

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