Quick Take review – The Blacklist 1×10: ‘Anslo Garrick, Part 2′
After reviewing the first half of The Blacklist‘s two parter, I felt compelled to come back and discuss the second. Let’s bitch it out…
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Quick Take review – The Blacklist 1×09: ‘Anslo Garrick, Part 1′
After taking a week off for reality TV singing competitions , NBC’s saviour of Fall 2013 returns with the first of a special two part event. We’re counting down the pros and cons of ‘Anslo Garrick, Part 1′. Let’s bitch it Continue reading
Quick Take review – The Blacklist 1×04: ‘The Stewmaker’
We’re checking back in on NBC’s hit The Blacklist to see how the series has progressed since its pilot. Unfortunately the results are not good Let’s bitch it out…
Quick Take review – The Blacklist 1×01: ‘Pilot’
We watch a lot of TV – some of it good and some of it…not so good. For the 2013 pilot season, we’re checking out a few series we won’t be writing on regularly, but may check back on throughout Continue reading
Film Review: Pacific Rim
The most “summery” of summer action films has arrived in the form of Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim, or as it’s known by the general populace, Monsters vs Robots. So what can you expect from the 2+ hours smashdown? Let’s bitch it Continue reading
Homeland review – 2×12: ‘The Choice’
There have been good times and there have been bad times this season on Homeland, but it all comes down to this: how does the second season end? Let’s bitch it out…
Homeland review – 2×10: ‘Broken Hearts’
Sooo…every show gets a mulligan right? Let’s bitch it out…
Homeland review – 2×09: ‘Two Hats’
If the name and events of a single episode tells us anything, then ‘Two Hats’ suggests that Homeland wants us to be suspicious of everyone Let’s bitch it out…
Homeland review – 2×08: ‘I’ll Fly Away’
The pressure gets to Brody (Damian Lewis) and Dana (Morgan Saylor) as they wander around seeking forgiveness as Homeland begins to set up for the end of its second season. Let’s bitch it out…
Homeland review – 2×07: ‘The Clearing’
A quieter episode of Homeland still features some fireworks as the truth about Dana’s (Morgan Saylor) vehicular manslaughter comes out. Let’s bitch it out…