Sleepy Hollow review – 1×06: ‘The Sin Eater
After three weeks off, Sleepy Hollow returns with ‘The Sin Eater’ as we address the pesky issue of Crane’s (Tom Mison) life being tied to the Horseman. Let’s bitch it out…
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Scandal review – 3×05: ‘More Cattle, Less Bull’
You know what’s super awkward? Finding out our ex-boyfriend may have KILLED YOUR MOM! Crazy day over in the Scandal universe. Let’s bitch it out…
Scandal review – 3×04: ‘Say Hello To My Little Friend’
Mind = blown. I don’t even know where to begin, but let’s start with the big stuff: Fitz knows Eli/Rowan/Command (Joe Morton)! The man that Huck (Guillermo Diaz) killed last week was a pilot that flew the Operation Remington mission…but Continue reading
The White Queen review – 1×10: ‘The Final Battle’
Finally, we get the battle between the House of York and Henry Tudor that we’ve been waiting for for the entire series. Let’s bitch it out…
Scandal review – 3×03: ‘Mrs. Smith Goes To Washington’
Scandal continues with the high octane action: an oval office intruder, a Congressional hostage situation, and a CIA/FBI cover up. We’re pulling no punches. Let’s bitch it out…
Sleepy Hollow review- 1×05: ‘John Doe’
This week on Sleepy Hollow Abbie (Nichole Beharie) finally gets some faith in ‘John Doe’ and we get some good ol’ fashion plague action. Let’s bitch it out…
The White Queen review 1×09: ‘The Princes In The Tower’
The penultimate episode of The White Queen continues the show’s breakneck pace, with uprisings, backstabbing, and collusion to murder two boys. Let’s bitch it out…
Scandal review – 3×02: ‘Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner’
In the season’s second offering of Scandal, we find out about Olivia (Kerry Washington) and her dad’s past, Jeanine the White House aide (Samantha Sloyan) continues to get screwed, and a mysterious man shows up outside of Liv’s door! Let’s bitch it Continue reading
Sleepy Hollow review – 1×04: ‘The Lesser Key Of Solomon’
In The Lesser Key of Solomon, the Mills sisters get back together, learn the name of the demon that’s been plaguing them all these years, and get a history lesson about what really happened at the Boston Tea Party. Let’s Continue reading
The White Queen review – 1×08: ‘Long Live The King’
We open in 1483, ten years after last week’s episode, when the kingdom is at peace and everyone is, frankly, old. Let’s bitch it out…