Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
©Marvel Studios 2021. All Rights Reserved. I’m actually thrilled to report that four episodes in and I’ve finally got a lot to highlight with this one. However, it doesn’t mean that I’m still not frustrated with the way this series is developing in the short amount of time we have. If this were a full on series... Continue Reading →
Source: TVLine | Courtesy of Disney+ This week's brand new episode of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier set the plot in motion better than its pilot, but still with only four more episodes left, it needs to do better with bringing our main characters front and center. Less of Faux America and more of... Continue Reading →
Source: PBS Greetings, readers! It may be Super Bowl Sunday today, but the only thing we’re concerned about is this week’s latest episode of Miss Scarlet and The Duke. This week’s case centers towards the slightly macabre and supernatural as Eliza tries to uncover who’s responsible for leaving mysterious letters. I hope you’re getting comfy... Continue Reading →
Source: PBS Welcome back, readers! It’s Sunday, which means we have a new episode of Miss Scarlet & the Duke upon us. While it’s only been a week since we’ve last seen Eliza Scarlet in our time, six weeks have passed since she’s opened her agency. The episode opens with Eliza breaking into a client’s... Continue Reading →
Source: PBS Spoilers Ahead Miss Scarlet and the Duke has finally graced screens in the U.S., which means we can finally discuss the series episode by episode. For our newcomers, the six-part Masterpiece PBS series focuses on Eliza Scarlet (Kate Phillips), who pursues her ambition and follows her father’s footsteps as a private investigator after... Continue Reading →
NETFLIX © 2020 This episode should have been titled “The One with All the Baby Questions.” An episode so well balanced between humor and heartache, it’s hard to believe it’s only the season's second. “Shock and Delight” is a whirlwind of adventures, but it’s also the beginning of vulnerability, and the first exhibition of just... Continue Reading →