Mad Men, Ep. 7.08: “Severance” – the life not lived
“Severance” is haunted by the ghosts of Mad Men’s past and wonders about the lives of its central characters… More
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The Televerse #187- Survivor: Samoa with Tyler Smith
At last, a respite from the flood of finales over the past few weeks. It will be short-lived, with Aprilgeddon looming, but there’s still plenty of TV to talk about this week on the podcast. We kick things off with the comedies, including previews of Weird Loners and Younger and the pilot of Big Time […] More
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Ep. 1.07: “Great and Unfortunate Things” is a dour turning point
While this episode’s title reminds us that great things are destined for Spartacus, “Great and Unfortunate Things” focuses more on the unfortunate things in the wake of Sura’s murder. More
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‘Mario Party 10’: You don’t have to go home, but you shouldn’t stay here
It has been seventeen years since the party began. The party . . . the Mario Party has been waged for nearly two decades and in its wake lie countless friendships lost, maddening encounters with Bowser, millions of stars stolen and lest we forget, CHANCE TIME! More
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Ep. 1.06: “Delicate Things” is a web of lies
Daggers and deceit seem to run rampant in Spartacus, and not just in the Roman storylines. More
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The Originals, Ep. 2.16, “Save My Soul” spotlights Freya’s tragic history
“Save My Soul” could’ve easily been a lackluster episode, thanks to large chunks of exposition, flashbacks, and slow forward momentum, but, luckily, The Originals keeps the episode interesting by honing in on the various characters’ relationships while simultaneously teasing the arrival of future Big Bad Dahlia. More
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The 100, Ep. 2.16, “Blood Must Have Blood, Part Two”: ‘May We Meet Again’
Toward the end of “Blood Must Have Blood, Part Two,” the extremely brave Maya utters the phrase: “none of us is innocent.” This phrase essentially sums up the theme at the heart of the episode, and the series, thus far. More
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Banshee, Ep. 3.10: “We All Pay Eventually” continues opening doors
In all of the craziness that is “We All Pay Eventually,” Banshee displays its growth over three gripping years by giving two supporting characters the chance to verbalize the heart of the episode, season and series thus far… More
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Ep. 1.05: “Shadow Games” – fight as one or die as two
…And while the series is not defined by any one ideal, the role of glory has certainly played a huge role thus far… More
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The Televerse #184- Columbo with Emily L. Stephens
After last week’s marathon podcast, we keep things a bit more manageable this time, focusing on the week’s most memorable TV. First up are the comedies, including the a quick look at season one of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, the season finale of Togetherness, and yet another pair of strong episodes from Girls and Looking. […] More
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The Originals, Ep. 2.15, “They All Asked For You” sacrifices action for character moments
While by no means bad, “They All Asked For You” feels exactly like an episode in statis; nothing of real significance happens, aside from some character bonding and set-up for future episodes (particularly with Rebekah and Freya). More
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Banshee, Ep. 3.09: “Even God Doesn’t Know What to Make of You” and the value of pain
When it comes to pain, physical or emotional, one of the timeless cliches has been that we always hurt the people we love the most. More
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