Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “Halloween II” Review
It’s strange to me that two things I consistently like — Halloween and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” — just don’t seem to mix well together. Usually,...
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “The Jimmy Jab Games” Review
After an Emmy-winning first season, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has returned with a second season that to date has been hilarious and just as good as...
“Orphan Black: Things Which Have Never Yet Been Done” Review
Now, that was an episode of “Orphan Black.” Unlike last week’s episode, “Things Which Have Never Yet Been Done” was firing on pretty much...
“Orphan Black: Variable and Full of Perturbation” Review
It’s been difficult doing reviews for a show like “Orphan Black” because so much plot is jammed into each episode that it’s hard to...
“Orphan Black: Knowledge of Causes, And Secret Motion of Things” Review
If you’ve been reading these “Orphan Black” reviews carefully, it’s likely no secret that of the clones, I’m the most interested in Alison (Tatiana...
“Orphan Black: To Hound Nature in Her Wanderings” Review
“To Hound Nature in Her Wanderings” opens on what was for me the best part of the episode — the Helena and Sarah (both...
“Orphan Black: Ipsa Scientia Potestas Est” Review
One thing I’ve wanted more of in “Orphan Black” is interaction between Helena and Sarah (both played by Tatiana Maslany). It was intriguing in...
“Orphan Black: Governed As It Were By Chance” Review
Unsurprisingly, “Governed As It Were By Chance” picks up right where the last episode left off — with Sarah (Tatiana Maslany) and Dyad lackey...
“Orphan Black: Mingling Its Own Nature With It” Review
While watching season one of “Orphan Black,” I started getting overwhelmed by plot - all the action and drama - about halfway through. This...
“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,...