After tirelessly binging watching a series, one has to wonder: Is there something to be said about leaving things unfinished?
Hell’s Kitchen Heats up as Morals Clash in ‘Daredevil’ Season 2
Introducing new characters Elektra and the Punisher, ‘Daredevil’ Season 2 becomes a battleground of wills as Murdock’s mental and physical resolve is put to the test.
‘Rebels’ Bring ‘Star Wars’ to the Outer Rim and Back Again
‘Rebels’ brings a mature and compelling tale from a galaxy far, far away, to ‘Stat Wars’ fans, while filling in the gaps between Episode III and IV.
Treachery Creates Tension as Underwood Tirelessly Stacks the Deck
Though ‘House of Cards’ is known for its staples of sex, greed, and lies, its overuse of these elements may make attentive viewers keen on Underwood’s aims, uprooting the sense of mystery.
Gripping Plot Gives James Franco a Mission in Time in ‘11.22.63’
Travelling through a wormhole, James Franco as Jake Epping must stop J.F.K.’s assassination to secure a better future. Returning to that fateful year in 1963, the engaging tale will surely bring viewers back for weekly episodes on Hulu.
Recycling Plot Points Leaves ‘Fuller House’ Running on Empty
You have probably seen ‘Fuller House’ before. It was called ‘Full House.’ The spin-off sequel is a rehash of old ideas, while awkwardly trying to recreate the magic of the original.
Conflict in Cartoons
Children’s cartoons today are too sensitive and innocent. In the past, they served as a subtle and interesting way to insert more mature themes.
John Oliver’s ‘Last Week Tonight’ Brings a Less Biased Voice to Political Late Night
While other political late-night shows like ‘Real Time with Bill Maher’ and ‘The Daily Show’ struggle to dissociate themselves from their political biases, ‘Last Week Tonight’ is able to do so in a consistently sincere and compelling fashion.
Quirky, Awkward Moments Warrant a Second Date With Judd Atapow’s ‘Love’
Seeking to bring a more genuine, down to earth feel to matters of love and relationships, Judd Atapow’s ‘Love’ creates touching moments of sentimentality, despite its sometimes limited tonal range.
‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ Comically Critiques Millennial Love
Rebecca Bunch doesn’t quit her dream job and move across the country for that old high school flame she’s till obsessed with. That would make her a ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.’