Revenge review – 2×11: ‘Sabotage’
Well that certainly was an obvious hour of television, was it not? Let’s bitch it out…
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Revenge review – 2×10: ‘Power’
Break out the red sharpie and hoodies, kids, because Revenge is back for more…well… REVENGE! Let’s bitch it out…
Revenge review – 2×09: ‘Revelations’
Fall finale madness continues as Revenge doubles down on Daniel Grayson (Joshua Bowman) as the inheritor of Grayson Global…and the Initiative? Let’s bitch it out…
Revenge review – 2×08: ‘Lineage’
Revenge does the time-warp again with another all-flashback episode – this time jumping back six years to 2006. Does the narrative upheaval pay-off? Let’s bitch it out…
Revenge review – 2×07: ‘Exposure’
Okay, yeah. This is what I’m talking about. Revenge S2 is finally back on track, baby! Let’s bitch it out..
Revenge review – 2×06: ‘Illusion’
It just wouldn’t be an event in the Hamptons if someone wasn’t being murdered, cheated on, robbed or arrested, now would it? Thankfully it’s just one of the four. Read on to find out which one! Let’s bitch it out…
Revenge review – 2×05: ‘Forgiveness’
Revenge season two is still trying to find its sea legs, so it’s no surprise that some elements from ‘Forgiveness’ pop, while others fizzle. Let’s bitch it out…
Revenge review – 2×04: ‘Intuition’
A week after Queen Victoria (Madeleine Stowe) welcomed Fauxmanda (Margarita Levieva) into the Grayson fold, the Grayson matriarch is already removing the baby mama from the picture. It just goes to show that when you have a baby shower, you Continue reading
Revenge review – 2×03: ‘Confidence’
For two episodes now, I’ve had a nagging concern in the back of my head that Revenge was suffering from the dreaded sophomore slump. Storylines weren’t really connecting and Emily (Emily VanCamp) seemed unfocused. Things simply weren’t the same as Continue reading
Revenge review – 2×02: ‘Resurrection’
Revenge‘s second season continues as the plots that began in the season finale and last week’s premiere begin to unfold. It’s a bit of a slow burn as the show struggles to find its narrative anchor, but there’s enough here Continue reading