TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 16’
[usr 5.0] I confess I had to eat humble pie — probably a cherry pie would be most appropriate — after watching Twin Peaks: The Return “Part 16”...
GAME OF THRONES, 7.7 – ‘The Dragon and the Wolf’
[usr 4.5] The finale was a good antidote to the breakneck pace of season 7, as 80-minutes allowed more space for the character interactions...
THE DEFENDERS – Season One
[usr 3.0] The first season of Netflix’s Daredevil was the best TV superhero drama in years, perhaps ever; the second was an entertaining mess....
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 15’
[usr 4.5] A startling contrast of emotions and moods pervades “Part 15” of Twin Peaks: The Return. With a sense of impending closure as...
GAME OF THRONES, 7.6 – ‘Beyond the Wall’
[usr 3.5] The penultimate episode is usually where Game of Thrones would flex its ‘action movie’ muscles, by throwing a good portion of the...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 14’
[usr 4.5] It’s never good to be complacent about Twin Peaks: The Return. The unfolding of “Part 14” this week manages to clear up...
GAME OF THRONES, 7.5 – ‘Eastwatch’
[usr 3.5] The seventh season continues its furious pace, which is pleasurable for the sheer amount of notable events that are happening without much...
SUPERGIRL – Season Two
[usr 4.0] When Supergirl’s first season concluded, it felt like a show that hadn’t yet found its voice. That isn’t the case anymore. Season...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 13’
[usr 3.5] The big question, having watched Twin Peaks: The Return “Part 13”, is what the heck is going on with Audrey? We’ll get...
GAME OF THRONES, 7.4 – ‘The Spoils of War’
[usr 4.5] There have been epic battles on Game of Thrones before, but never one this early in the season, or involving no clearcut...
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN – ‘Part 12’
[usr 3.5] The shifting tones of Twin Peaks: The Return offer unexpected delight and increasing frustration, so the teasing, arduous longueurs of “Part 12”...
GAME OF THRONES, 7.3 – ‘The Queen’s Justice’
[usr 4.0] The title refers more to Cersei’s actions than anyone else’s, but “The Queen’s Justice” otherwise makes clear the differences between the two...