Matt Carter Scorpion, Scorpion season 3 review
This Scorpion season 3 episode 19 review is brought to you by spiders. Specifically, it was brought to you by how much we hate spiders. Why did they have to be a part of this? We almost want to dock this a letter grade based solely on this … but alas. Instead, what we had throughout Monday […]
Matt Carter The Bachelor, The Bachelor Nick review
Did Nick Viall propose to Vanessa Grimaldi or Raven Gates? It was the question at the center of The Bachelor finale on Monday night, and in this review, we’re going to do our best to break this down and figure out precisely everything that happened — and rest assured, there was certainly a LOT of drama and […]
Most of the season, our sentiment on NCIS: Los Angeles as a series has remained the same. By far, this is the best edition of the franchise. It is giving you some of those fantastic cases and great whodunnit moments, but it is transposing them alongside a wide array of other things. Take, for example, getting to […]
Matt Carter Feud, Feud: Bette & Joan review
Who’s ready for hot takes before there were hot takes? Who’s ready for the original form of entertainment news muckraking? For those who enjoy watching celebrities abuse the power of the press, this Feud: Bette & Joan episode 2 review is right up your alley! Here is perhaps the most interesting thing about the show: It’s incredibly […]
Jess Carter The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead season 7 review
There aren’t many episodes of The Walking Dead season 7 left and it’s felt like it’s gone by way too fast. It feels like just yesterday we were watching Negan pulverize our beloved Glenn and Abraham to pieces with his bat Lucille. Now we are watching Rick and Michonne put together an army to take out […]
Matt Carter Once Upon a Time, Once Upon a Time season 6 review
Was Charming not-so-charming on Once Upon a Time Sunday night? We don’t know about that, but over the course of “Murder Most Foul,” we absolutely saw a different side to Josh Dallas’ character since we’ve seen since the first season of the show. He was vengeful, angry, and desperate. In particular, he wanted to figure out a […]
Matt Carter Call the Midwife, Call the Midwife season 6 review
Play the sad music, and bust out the tissue boxes: The Call the Midwife season 6 finale is here. “Our future can never be wholly known to us. Our present, like an arrow, can point the way ahead, but you never know where it will land.” Consider this the slightly-paraphrased version of the Vanessa Redgrave quote as […]
NCIS season 14 to date has done a good jog of balancing out some of its character stories with its case-of-the-week format, but for this past episode entitled “What Lies Above,” they took a few risks. Not only that, but with the character of Tim McGee they left himself in a precarious position. The #1 […]
Matt Carter Saturday Night Live, SNL 42 review
Going into Saturday Night Live this weekend, we had a pretty good feeling that we were going to see an appearance from Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump. He wasn’t there last week, and given that he was not on the show this past week, we had to assume that he would be here. What was a […]
Matt Carter Blue Bloods, Blue Bloods season 7 review
Blue Bloods season 7 episode 17 was a story of many different things, whether it be trust, pain, hardship, or teamwork. It also was one where there was tension aplenty between many different members of the Reagan family. Specifically, this was very much the tale of one Garrett Moore and everything that he did following a […]
