A love lost reignited
In the shadow of horror
Portending despair
In many ways, this episode trends back to what makes Arrow great: the interpersonal relationships. A well-paced episode that ends with creeping doom has me interested in how it all ends.
Dominance guides them
As memories fade to black
In a world on edge
iZombie continues to be one of my favorite, if not my favorite, show on TV. The acting is top notch as always. Rose McIver is wonderful again, taking on yet another personality with ease. Robert Buckley is sadness personified. Malcolm Goodwin remains powerfully stoic and humorous and somber as he deals with how much his life has changed and been affected by Team Z. (Also, I loved yet another GoT reference.) A great episode that portends even greater things in the future.
Winter comes in May
Revealing the cost of love
As our sense of Self
Great episode that finally reveals the identity of Savitar. If you were watching carefully, you could follow the breadcrumbs to solve the mystery. Really sets up the end of the season well.
Bittersweet is hope
As the world comes crashing down
Around those who care
A tightly written episode that gives us a lot of what we wanted in terms of the Framework and our favorite agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Sets up the end of the season nicely.
Creeping in the night
Cerebral and engorssing
Scully no Mulder
Verdict: A well-paced thriller that highlights Anderson’s acting prowess. It’s on Netflix, give it a watch….
Doll face frightening
An eerie house by the lake
Don’t turn the lights off
Critical Review: Watch it this Halloween!
A trip with his son
Looking for who he once was
Ends where it began
Poetry in Space
Shakespeare so say we all
Atop Olympus
Verdict: If you have not already watched it, watch it now.
Deliciously good
Horror and humor abound
In Whedon we trust
Verdict: Rushed ending aside, give it a watch.
Texas, family, football
4th and 1 with no time left
The ball is away
Verdict: Definintely made for family-friendly audiences, but worth a watch if you like football and drama.
