In-jokes, pop-culture references, character growth, story development: what more could we want? Chuck is on the ball... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Heroes is back, and the show is strong, moving story lines ahead while focusing on smaller pieces of its whole world. And interesting developments are afoot... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Joss Whedon's name draws the new series a lot of slack, but he's got to pick up the pace if he wants to keep his viewers, and this one didn't help... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Chuck comes roaring back with an excellent episode: bad guys, good guys, comic relief, deep characters, conflicted emotions, it's all there, except the ratings... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
A somewhat better episode that might have made a better pilot, we get some backstory and some mysteries, but we're still stuck with the uninformed consent to date rape ambiguity... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
A great B-line doesn't make up for an entirely retread A-line, and Chuck may be in trouble if the best they can do with the show is tread water... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Chuck needs to move beyond the same-old same-old unrequited love affairs and get into the good stuff: not-so-super spy agent Chuck still shows promise... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
A less-than-thrilling pilot is not the way to start the new Joss Whedon series, but let's see if he can wrench it around to the quality we know he can produce... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
With episodes like this one, mixing action, horror, and a few tender moments, it looks like Fringe is hitting its stride with viewers... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
How disappointing. The last show of the year, and probably of the series, should be meatier. It was a good episode, with the usual tight dialogue and acting, but the story just wasn't up to snuff... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Chuck grows up and gets a bunch of serious thrown into the comedic mix, as danger is introduced and death becomes a reality... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Now that the show has been canceled, the episodes are getting better and better, yet for the show's brilliance, how can we be the only ones to see it? (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Wonderful writing, incredible Easter Eggs, and a quickly dwindling audience mean only a few of us will be missing Pushing Daisies when it's last bloom is struck, but we will miss it... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Overnight, this show went from ho-hum TV for me, to must-watch TV. I am only unhappy that we have to wait until January for more episodes… (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Some creepiness, and some difficulty with convoluting plot lines and trying to not push some envelopes too far, might signal difficulty for the series. But with its impending demise (and no Ned-like salvation on the horizon), we'll keep watching, and miss it when it's gone... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Fringe has a great deal of potential to be a breakout show, but the shallow, cookie-cutter plotting is starting to seriously annoy me... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
Merlin's take on The Seven Samurai is unmoving and predictable, adding nothing to the series' reputation... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.)
