“Orphan Black: Governed by Sound Reason and True Religion” Review
I watched the first season of “Orphan Black” in reruns on BBC America, and while I didn’t know everything that was going to happen, I already knew a lot of things. I heard about...
Brooklyn Nine-Nine, “Payback” review
Honestly, I had trouble figuring out what to say in this review. “Payback” is a low-key episode of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” one that I doubt I’ll remember in the months to come. While “Beach House”...
‘Attack on Titan’ finale: A fitting, albeit uncomfortable, end to one of the greatest...
!!!Spoiler Alert!!!
After ten long years since it first premiered, Hajime Isayama’s “Attack on Titan” anime series finally came to an end this past week, available for streaming on Crunchyroll. This highly anticipated 90-minute series...
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “The Road Trip” Review
“The Road Trip” is a strange episode of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” in large part because the main plot isn’t about police work. While this has happened before on the show, the non-police episodes were generally...
“Community: Bondage and Beta Male Sexuality” Review
Now that the Olympics are over, “Community” is back, but I’m not sure this was the best episode to come back with.
It’s good that the show is trying to work in its new characters...
‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ delivers on an epic and compelling final season
“Star Wars: The Clone Wars” has long been a favorite among fans of the franchise, and for good reason. The show captured audiences when it debuted on Cartoon Network in 2008 with its epic...
“The Flash,” season two, episode four: “The Fury of the Firestorm”
The harsh reality of life is that sometimes it doesn’t go the way you plan it. Events happen that you may or may not like, and important decisions have to be made. Barry Allen...
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “USPIS” Review
Even though it’s been consistently funny, this season of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has been up-and-down for me in terms of enjoyment. Luckily, “USPIS” is an upswing. It’s an episode that’s funny, but since that humor...
‘Bling Empire’ is the convoluted gray area between reality and escapism
Reality television is meant to be the intersection between the real world and the escapism of fiction. Shows like “Bling Empire,” however, blur that line greatly, almost being fantastical enough to be considered fiction....
The ‘80s get a refreshing new twist in Netflix’s “Stranger Things”
The ‘80s were a time of magic and mystery in the film industry. With the likes of “Star Wars” and “E.T. The Extra Terrestrial,” films had a sense of adventure, awe and audiences with...