Last week Emily’s (Emily VanCamp) plans went to hell after Conrad (Henry Czerny) realized that his Huntington’s disease had been faked. Also: Nolan (Gabriel Mann) made out with Green Arrow. Where do we go from here? Let’s bitch it out…
After four weeks, we’re ready to dissect the strengths and areas for growth for Revenge S3. Let’s bitch it out…
After sinning comes confessing. And so, after last week’s debacle Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) tries to bring about a coup against the Graysons by convincing Conrad (Henry Cznery) to confess to his sins. As always, things don’t go quite according Continue reading
Emily Thorne’s (Emily VanCamp) latest take-down hits a snag as Revenge revisits the revenge vs forgiveness debate. Unfortunately ‘Sin’ proves a little too interested in revisiting the glory days of S1 rather than breaking new ground. Let’s bitch it out…
After a rocky (ie: hot mess) S2 and a change of showrunners, ABC’s sudsy Sunday drama Revenge is back for a brand new season. So how does the show handle all of these changes? Let’s bitch it out…
The time has come to pack up our summer things and get down to business. Fall TV business. Yes, folks, that cotton-candy flavoured time of year has arrived, promising the return of your favourites, the arrival of newbies we can’t Continue reading
Last week the power went off across New York after the most gonzo episode of Revenge yet. So how does the two part finale – in which we knew someone major would die - fare in wrapping up a contentious second season? Let’s Continue reading
With only a few episodes remaining in its second season, Revenge kicks into high gear and channels Revolution for its final twist of the evening. But seriously…what the hell just happened? Let’s bitch it out…
It’s all baby drama and Falcon! Falcon! Falcon! reveals as Revenge returns from its long hiatus for the final few episodes of the second season. Let’s bitch it out…
The claws come out as everyone initiates power plays and coups against their enemies in a deliciously melodramatic hour that is hampered solely by a continued focus on woh-woh Padma (Dilshad Vadsaria). Let’s bitch it out…