“In that The Adventures of Pete and Pete sought to reinvest the world with the beautifully inexplicable, it did something wonderful that may not be done with the same earnestness again.”
Freaks and Geeks deserves all of the acclaim that it has received over the years, and for many reasons.
“Revolution is a well-made show but I found myself constantly taken out of the series’ post-apocalyptic setting.”
“What begins as the template for any knock-off revenge thriller playing to a tired old formula soon establishes itself as having very different goals.”
“There comes a time when enough is enough, when the coverage ceases to be emotional and becomes manipulative.”
If you’ve grown tired of ‘typical’ anime fare, then Haibane Renmei might just represent a breath of fresh air.
“Bunheads has potential. Let’s just hope it can live up to that past its debut.”
“In this show, friends lie to nurture, protect, and save each other, always ultimately resulting in revelation and increased closeness.”
We all face the complicated relationship between bemused observation and earnest participation.
“Here, then, is a brief tour through Moffat’s oeuvre of awesomeness.”
“[T]he most haunting image of the season for me is when Don opens an elevator door to see an enigmatic void before him.”
“In a world populated with frightening monsters, Grimms like Burkhardt may be the most frightening monsters of all.”
“Battleground provides an unflinching look at the political world in a way that’s less about idealism and politics than it is the personal impact that results from working in politics.”
“If they really wanted The New Girl to become a success, they would have to step up their game. The show would have to mature – and in order for that to happen, so would the characters.”
“Community manages to illuminate a central hidden truth about human relations: Small things matter.”
“If we are unable to demonstrate care and concern for television characters, it’s likely that we are reflecting an attitude we have toward our neighbor.”
