review

Clone High Ep 1.11 ‘Snowflake Day: A Very Special Holiday Episode’ is a limp holiday parody

Freaks and Geeks Ep 1.15 ‘Noshing and Moshing’ is all about acceptance

Freaks and Geeks Ep 1.14 ‘Dead Dogs and Gym Teachers’ sees Millie and Bill staging rebellions

OUYA Review: 28 Days Later

Clone High Ep 1.10 ‘Litter Kills; Literally’ says goodbye to a beloved clone

Freaks and Geeks Ep 1.13 ‘Chokin’ and Tokin” is a classic episode about pot, God, and peanuts

SDCC 2013 Wrapup- Part 1: Preview Night

Fantasia Fest 2013: ‘Massacre Time’ is an Exceptional Spaghetti Western

Freaks and Geeks Ep 1.12 ‘The Garage Door’ puts Neal and Ken front and center

The Bridge Ep 1.02: “Calaca” struggles with one star, but shines with the other

Freaks and Geeks Ep 1.11 ‘Looks and Books’ is another entertaining hour about identity

EEFF 2013: ‘Soldate Jeanette’ offers pleasant developments and little else

EEFF 2013: ‘Trois Exercises’ is an inessential experiment from one of Romania’s finest

EEFF 2013: ‘Halley’ explicitly illustrates the idea of one’s own body as the enemy

Status at the Half (TV), Part 2: Best of the Rest

EEFF 2013: ‘Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer’ lays down its weaponry to reflect on an injustice

EEFF 2013: ‘Leones’ is a mystifying spiritual trek, led by a curious camera

Freaks and Geeks Ep 1.10 ‘The Diary’ spends some quality time with the Weir parents

EEFF 2013: ‘The Outer Edges’ works best at a distance from its subjects

EEFF 2013: ‘Baby Blues’ colour-codes conflicting demands and temptations

EEFF 2013: ‘Dummy Jim’ is a thankfully unsentimental paean to earthly wonders

EEFF 2013: ‘The Heart of Bruno Wizard’ makes a strong case for ‘heart’, if not its subject

Clone High Ep 1.08/1.09 ‘A Room of One’s Clone: The Pie of the Storm’/’Raisin the Stakes: A Rock Opera in Three Acts’ are two flawed high-concept episodes