
THE CROWN – Season Two
[usr 4.0] Season 2 of The Crown will forever be known as the time the Royals got racy. It begins in 1957, continuing to...

[usr 4.0] Season 2 of The Crown will forever be known as the time the Royals got racy. It begins in 1957, continuing to...

[usr 5.0] Maniac isn’t a hard show to understand. It also doesn’t have the most original of sci-fi ideas, being about two people who...

[usr 4.0] Singing siblings. We opened on a touching flashback that gave us another welcome chance to see Chuck (Michael McKean), during the time...

[usr 5.0] The fifth season of BoJack Horseman finds the titular washed-up actor on the road to recovery, of sorts. He’s working again, on...

[usr 4.0] Taking and making plans. Having enjoyed herself with the con to keep Huell from doing time, the opening of “Wiedersehen” involved another scam....

[usr 4.0] A good defence is a good offence. The opening scenes of “Coushatta” confused me, making me forget where things had left off in...

[usr 3.5] The first season of Iron Fist was plagued with issues: it had too many villains, too little character development, terrible action scenes,...

A case of mistaken identity results in unexpected romance when the most popular girl in high school and the biggest loser must come together to win over their crushes.

[usr 3.5] Splitting up. Famed for its excellent cold opens, Better Call Saul offered up the best one in a long time with the...

[usr 4.0] For your consideration. We’ve been getting more flashbacks than usual this season, although I’m not sure all of them are particularly revelatory....

[usr 4.0] Shredded future. We’re accustomed to the season-opening glimpses of Jimmy McGill’s (Bob Odenkirk) future, working under an alias at a Cinnabon, but...

[usr 3.5] My concerns about the imbalance of Better Call Saul was compounded by “Talk”, because Jimmy’s (Bob Odenkirk) storyline is by far the...