Category Archives: Reviews
Bates Motel: “Midnight” Recap
In the Season 1 finale, Norman heads to a Winter Formal with Emma while Norma stresses over her meeting with Abernathy. The season finale of Bates Motel, “Midnight,” gave us some really creepy and chilling moments, but they came mixed
Game of Thrones: “Second Sons” Review
The Yunkai hire mercenaries to protect themselves from Daenerys while Tyrion and Sansa are forced to do the unthinkable.
Hannibal: “Fromage” Recap
Will begins to doubt his own senses while Lecter’s patient confesses a secret that could mean there’s another refined serial killer in town. “I wanted to play him. I wanted to create a sound.” Oh, human cello. Thank you ever
Bates Motel: “Underwater” Recap
In the penultimate Season 1 episode, Norma discovers that she can’t easily dump the motel and move again while Norman has a dream that causes Dylan some concern. First of all, if Norman Bates is going to be on a
Game of Thrones: “The Bear and the Maiden Fair” Recap
Finally on his way King’s Landing, Jaime realizes he forgot something very important back at Harrenhal.
Hannibal: “Sorbet” Recap
With Jack now obsessed with finding the Ripper, Lecter decides to reopen his kitchen for elegant business. Plus, Gillian Anderson debuts as Lecter’s personal shrink! “You cannot force a feast. A feast must present itself.” Words spoken by Lecter just
Defiance: “A Well Respected Man” Recap
When Kenya is kidnapped, Amanda and Nolan must appeal to Datak’s better nature in order to get him to help use his resources to find her. There was a lot going on in “A Well Respected Man,” and sometimes things
Bates Motel: “A Boy and His Dog” Recap
Norma tries to figure out what “Room 9″ Abernathy is up to while Norman finds out that Emma has betrayed his confidence. While not without its moments, I do feel that “A Boy and his Dog” represents a Season 1
Game of Thrones: “The Climb” Review
Sansa‘s dreams crumble around her while Jon Snow‘s world *literally* crumbles around him.
Hannibal: “Ceuf” Recap
In the controversial, pulled 4th episode (now available for full viewing on iTunes), a series of killings forces Will and Hannibal to confront their distorted notions of family. One of the things that I noticed, and thusly tweeted about, when
