The Continental: A Fun But Frustrating John Wick Prequel Full of Wasted Potential
The Continental isn’t the John Wick spin-off I thought it would be. The hotel for hitmen sparked imaginations when it...
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Why Ole Munch is the Ultimate Fargo Character
Fargo, despite its artifice as a true story, its genre as crime drama, is at its core a modern American...
My Hopes for For All Mankind Season 5
The fourth season of For All Mankind ended much like the second. After a season of storylines slowly brewing, they...
Did For All Mankind Make the Right Choice for the Danny Storyline in Season 4?
Everybody hates Danny. If you didn’t hate him in For All Mankind season 2, then you definitely hated him in...
The Sinner Season 3’s Admirable Failure of a Philosophical Mystery
The Sinner very quickly threatened to feel stale. After the decision was made to continue the show past the novel...
007: Road to a Million Review – A James Bond Gameshow Nowhere Near Bond-y Enough
007: Road to a Million is a James Bond gameshow firmly entrenched in the Daniel Craig era. All the hallmarks...
The Giggle is a Perfect Ending (and New Beginning) to Doctor Who
“You’re staggering. Wearing yourself out.” “You’re running on fumes.” These quotes are levelled at the Doctor throughout The Giggle, the...
Wild Blue Yonder Review: A Distilled Dose of Doctor Who
If the first special to celebrate sixty years of Doctor Who was a stripped-back affair, the second takes it to...
Doctor Who Celebrates its 60th Anniversary By Making the Show Fun Again
The Star Beast, the first of three specials to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of Doctor Who, instantly shrugs off comparisons...
Schrödinger’s Soprano: Embracing the Ambiguity of The Sopranos’ Ending
There are no new takes when it comes to the ending of The Sopranos. Undoubtably the most famous final scene...
