revolution

Revolution, Ep. 2.22, “Declaration of Independence” sets the show free

Revolution, Ep. 2.21: “Memorial Day” forgets our heroes at the end

Revolution, Ep. 2.20: “Tomorrowland” brings back old weapons of war

Revolution, Ep. 2.19: “S#I& Happens” reveals another side to the nanobots

Revolution, Ep. 2.18: “Austin City Limits” brings an unlikely alliance

Revolution, Ep. 2.17: “Why We Fight” questions the art of war

Revolution, Ep. 2.16: “Exposition Boulevard” is all about the kids

Revolution, Ep. 2.15: “Dreamcatcher” goes brilliantly off the rails

Revolution, Ep. 2.14: “Fear and Loathing” in the glorious New Vegas

Revolution, Ep. 2.13: “Happy Endings” has a little faith

Revolution, Ep. 2.12: “Captain Trips” slows down the rampant pace

Revolution, Ep. 2.11: “Mis Dos Padres” reaches peak rescue mission

Revolution, Ep. 2.10: “Three Amigos” reunites old friends and enemies

Revolution, Ep. 2.09: “Everyone Says I Love You”

Revolution, Ep. 2.08: “Come Blow Your Horn” trumpets the show’s improvements

Revolution, Ep. 2.07: “The Patriot Act” plunges Aaron’s power into the spotlight

Revolution, Ep 2.06: “Dead Man Walking” puts down a big character

Revolution, Ep. 2.05, “One Riot, One Ranger” pulls the gang back together

Revolution, Ep. 2.04, “Patriot Games” leaves a horrid taste, despite moments of awe

Revolution, Ep. 2.03: “Love Story”, where all is fair

Revolution, Ep. 2.02: “There Will Be Blood” batters Miles into a pulp

Revolution, Ep. 2.01: “Born in The U.S.A.” hits the reset button

Revolution, Ep. 1.20: “The Dark Tower” stumbles in places, but delivers a mostly exciting finish to the season