Sunday’s episode of “The Blacklist”, aired right after the Super Bowl. The show’s much awaited mid-season return was given the much coveted post-Super Bowl timeslot in an attempt to bolster already strong ratings for NBC’s highest rated drama. The episode,…
Parks and Rec: The End of the Great Network Sitcom?
Last month, the beloved sitcom Parks and Recreation ended its run on NBC. Parks and Recreation marks the end of the last sitcom on NBC with a truly devout cult following. The once proud home of Must-See TV—where Seinfeld, Frasier, and Friends…
10-Second TV Review: Constantine (1×10) – “Quid Pro Quo″
Overview: The plot may be a bit clichéd, the dialogue a bit cheesy, and it might not be as outwardly enjoyable as “The Saint of Last Resorts – Part 2” yet “Quid Pro Quo” has still got plenty going for…
TV Review: Constantine (1×09) – “The Saint of Last Resorts – Part 2″
I was initially really disappointed that this episode did not take place in Hell. I mean… it’s a show about an exorcist; a Hell episode was not farfetched or anything. I convinced myself that that was what the cliffhanger at…
TV Review: Constantine 1 x 7: “Blessed Are The Damned”
If I were Christopher Nolan, I would say something like, “I am going into that gentle goodnight.” But unlike post-Inception Christopher Nolan, I know how to make sense and not say things that will annoy my audience. Bottom-line: I am…
TV Review: Constantine 1 x 6: “Rage of Caliban”
*Mild Spoilers If you, like me, thought Constantine was starting to build some momentum, it may be time to reconsider this thought. This episode follows the “crime of the week” framework including the connection of similar murders to each other, ends…
TV Review: Constantine 1 x 5 – “Danse Vaudou”
(Contains brief spoilers) Danse Vaudou is not the follow up that A Feast of Friends deserved. I can not help the creeping feeling that Constantine is becoming what can best be described as “a spirit of the week” show. Since episode…