Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×06 “The Proposal” Review
In its season finale, Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×06 “The Proposal” leaves fans wondering what Eliza was going to say…
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×05 “Quarter to Midnight” Review
Following last season’s fifth episode streak, Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×05 “Quarter To Midnight” gives us some hearty shipper content.
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×04 “Angel of Inferno” Review
Even with a slower start, Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×04 “Angel of Inferno” showcased how far the relationships have developed.
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×03 “A Pauper’s Grave” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×03 “A Pauper’s Grave” was gripping and entertaining as our main character placed her faith in others.
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×02 “The Black Witch Moth” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×02 “The Black Witch Moth” shined in writing with its mystery, showcasing minor characters brilliantly.
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×01 “Pandora’s Box” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×01 “Pandora’s Box” is fantastically shot, creatively written, and perfectly balanced.
Let’s Talk About That Chenford Kiss in The Rookie’s Season 4 Finale, Shall We?
The Rookie’s “Day in the Hole” gives fans what they’ve been waiting for with an undercover Chenford kiss that could change the game.
Why ‘Elementary’ Partners Holmes and Watson’s Relationship is Underrated
Elementary’s underrated (and extraordinary) partnership between Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson is one that will always stand out.
Relationship Deep Dive: Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann
More than an epic romance, Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann represent the defying light in times of trials and tribulations.
‘The Outfit’ is a Carefully Crafted Piece
The Outfit is an impeccable mystery thriller that easily provides one of the best performances of the year.
The Rookie “The Knock” Review: Double Dates
The Rookie’s “The Knock” takes Chenford through an awkward double date, proving that the comfort they feel with one another is unmatched.
Succession “All the Bells Say” Review: Still Processing
Succession’s “All the Bells Say” is a testament to the excellent writing and directing, making it an episode we can’t stop thinking about.
Character Deep Dive: Vesper Lynd
Vesper Lynd’s tragic arc and ever-lasting impact makes her one of the most fascinating Bond characters to date.
This Week’s Most Noteworthy Performance: Matthew Macfadyen
In Succession’s “What It Takes” and “Too Much Birthday,” Matthew Macfadyen continues to deliver some of the strongest performances to date.
Character Deep Dive: Will Turner
Pirates of the Caribbean’s Will Turner is a dashing hero, a loyal protector, and one of the most deserving characters in the franchise.
Scene Breakdown: Mr. Thornton and Margaret’s Kiss in ‘North and South’
Mr. Thornton and Margaret’s kiss in North & South remains one of the most iconic moments in romance history.
Best Chenford Scenes So Far in ‘The Rookie’
The Rookie’s Chenford is one of the best slow burn ships on TV right now and we decided to pick through our favorite scenes.
Music Monday: BBC’s ‘North and South’ (Original Score) by Martin Phipps
The North and South original score composed by Martin Phipps contributes immensely to the mini-series’ allure.
HBO’s ‘Succession’ is a Must-Watch for Multiple Reasons
Succession is a series that encompasses dark and twisted humor, unlikeable characters, and dramatic storylines.
Scene Breakdown: John Thornton’s “Look Back At Me” in ‘North and South’ (BBC)
John Thornton’s look back at me in North and South is widely respected as a period drama moment and deserving of a breakdown. Set in the 1850s, BBC’s North and … Continue Reading Scene Breakdown: John Thornton’s “Look Back At Me” in ‘North and South’ (BBC)