Casey's out of the spy business, Chuck's out on his own, and Sarah's just out of there. Is this really game-changing episode? (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
The awesome is back, and star Zach Levi has directed a kicking episode that proves how necessary and wonderful both Morgan and Buy More can be for secret spy Chuck...
Quality is never determined by popular vote, and in my book, this show is evolving towards top notch quality... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
What do you do to a wonderful, high-tech spy comedy? How about turning it into an angst-filled series of romantic road blocks... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Caprica is shaping up to be an interesting mirror of our own civilization, but it's moving very slowly... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Chuck grows a little more, in a happy/sad episode showing that being a spy might not be so good for the soul... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Chuck finally goes out on his own, and guess what? He's competent. Might the CIA actually want him to succeed? And what's with the new girl... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Frankenstein and religion combine to create an intriguing pilot. We'll be watching to see if musings on what makes us human and how we believe can keep an audience... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Season 3 hits its stride, as the bad guys hit Awesome. And it's Chuck to the rescue, with a new mentor and new problems. Meanwhile... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Chuck's long-awaited reboot wasn't at all what we expected, and is far more disappointing than we'd hoped. Our new, improved Chuck seems an awful lot like the old, unimproved Chuck, with less heart... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
An out-of-schedule episode, but a good one for the "wow, neat" factor (not so much if you're more rooted in the ongoing mythology of the series), but the viewers seemed to like it... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
The Doctor is going through some major character shifts, and quite possibly for the better, as he appears to be setting himself (and his audience) up for something big... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
A little less "ick" than last week, with a really neat science fictional twist that will just keep me coming back for more and more... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
What to do? What story to tell? I know, we'll fall back on that old sf trope, the courtroom drama. Characters who forget to use the technology they have are not often that admirable... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Hints of a bigger reason behind many small annoyances, hope that the series can be retooled sufficiently to save it, and a longer-than-expected hiatus mean this episode will have to stand much taller... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Interesting story twists, a really good villain, and some decent cliff-hangers. Now if only ABC can maintain the interest for a three-month hiatus... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Back to basics: focusing on the people and how the Flashforward affects them turns in a much better episode... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Getting better. Not enough alien tech, but some nice paranoia, and some legitimate reasons for it. Will it all be enough to hold viewers over the months-long hiatus coming after the next episode?... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
