Revolution review – 1×20: ‘The Dark Tower’
It’s the end of the road for Revolution as the show reaches its apex in the descent to the 12th floor of The Tower. Annnd…oh man this show sucks. Let’s bitch it out…
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Revolution review – 1×19: ‘Children Of Men’
Revolution very nearly turns into a good show this week as we finally get into The Tower, and discover who the mysterious residents hiding out inside are. The events on the outside, however, are far from captivating. Let’s bitch it out…
Revolution review – 1×18: ‘Clue’
Revolution kills a week by stranding the majority of the core cast in an abandoned junk yard and killing off the Red Shirts one by one. Meanwhile, Rachel (Elizabeth Mitchell) goes on the offense so that Aaron (Zak Orth) can gain Continue reading
Revolution review – 1×17: ‘The Longest Day’
Revolution scores a win with an episode that features very little Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos) and hints at some significant connections between Miles (Billy Burke) and Rachel (Elizabeth Mitchell) Let’s bitch it out…
Revolution review – 1×16: ‘The Love Boat’
Last week introduced a giant wrench into our heroes’ plans as Tom Neville (Giancarlo Esposito) swapped sides to join the rebels against Monroe (David Lyons). So how does this uneasy alliance fare? Let’s bitch it out…
Revolution review – 1×15: ‘Home’
Old loves return to Revolution as girlfriends and wives past come back to haunt the present. It’s all very blah until a final juicy twist offers lots of promising developments to come. Let’s bitch it out…
Revolution review – 1×14: ‘The Nights The Lights Went Out In Georgia’
After a tragedy-related week off, Revolution returns with a bomb-themed episode (too soon?) that advances the show’s mythology in leaps and bounds. So what does the detour into the Georgia Federation mean for Miles (Billy Burke) and co.? Let’s bitch Continue reading
Revolution review – 1×13: ‘The Song Remains The Same’
Has Revolution finally found someone more annoying than Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos)?! Let’s bitch it out…
Revolution review – 1×12: ‘Ghosts’
In the wake of last week’s death (still fist pumping), everyone is acting like they’ve got a bug up their a*s. On the plus side, this earns Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos) a slap across the face, so all is right with Continue reading
Revolution review – 1×11: ‘The Stand’
After an extended leave of absence (seemingly forever), Revolution returns to try and save NBC’s fortunes. But the real question is whether anything has changed in the intervening months to improve the show? Let’s bitch it out…