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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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…
Fringe review – 5×12 / 5×13: ‘Liberty’ / ‘An Enemy Of Fate’
The time that we have been dreading has arrived: the final two episodes of Fox’s underrated, undervalued, underappreciated sci-fi gem have finally arrived. So does the finale deliver? Let’s bitch it out…
Fringe review – 5×11: ‘The Boy Must Live’
In its penultimate episode, Fringe delivers a largely perfunctory information dump. Does this make us excited for the series finale next week? Let’s bitch it out…
Fringe review – 5×10: ‘Anomaly XB-6783746′
As we inch ever so closely to Fringe‘s series finale, we finally discover who Donald is, while losing one of the supporting cast in the process. Let’s bitch it out…
Fringe review – 5×09: ‘Black Blotter’
Fringe delivers this season’s version of the infamous ‘episode 19′, where out-of-the-box formal and narrative techniques are thrown into the mix. This year it comes by way of Walter’s (John Noble) acid trip resulting in a few excellent sequences, but Continue reading
Fringe review – 5×08: ‘The Human Kind’
Olivia (Anna Torv) goes magnet shopping in an effort to take her mind off the fact that her husband Peter (Joshua Jackson) is becoming an emotionless robot. Sounds like a regular day in Fringe-land Let’s bitch it out…
Fringe review – 5×07: ‘Five-Twenty-Ten’
Nina Sharpe (Blair Brown) makes her triumphant return this week on Fringe, but will she be able to help the fringe team with their quest to defeat the Observers? Let’s bitch it out…
Fringe review – 5×06: ‘Through The Looking Glass And What Walter Found There’
Fringe jumps to a pocket dimension to uncover the next clue to defeat the Observers, but the real question that emerges from ‘Through The Looking Glass…’ is who is Donald? Let’s bitch it out…
Fringe review – 5×05: ‘An Origin Story’
Fringe examines the aftermath of a tragic death as we take a short break from the central quest of finding and decoding videotapes. How did Olivia (Anna Torv) and Peter (Joshua Jackson) deal with the loss of their daughter a Continue reading