Matt Carter The Real World, The Real World season 32 review
We admit that for most of Wednesday night’s new episode of “The Real World Seattle: Bad Blood,” we were left with a pretty-singular sentiment: Wondering if we were going to see some of these people develop actual conflict. Given that these people came into the show with supposedly these great divides, we didn’t really see […]
Matt Carter The Blacklist, The Blacklist season 4 review
Ever since the beginning of “The Blacklist,” the question at the top of this article was the question on everyone’s mind. When were we going to get an answer? When we do, does it even matter? We’re not going to say that we loved every second of the fall finale, since there were some parts […]
Matt Carter Chicago Med, Chicago Med season 2 review
“Chicago Med” on NBC has a remarkable habit of being able to counterbalance pain and hope for the future, and in many ways, that is what we saw through Thursday night’s fall finale. There is a lot to unpack in here, so the best way to do that is take it on story by story. […]
Matt Carter Legends of Tomorrow, Legends of Tomorrow season 2 review
While “Legends of Tomorrow” season 2 to date hasn’t been a perfect season by any means, we do think there is quite a bit that is still here in terms of content to celebrate. This is a show that, at least to date this season, is doing a rather stellar job balancing out humor with […]
Matt Carter Grey's Anatomy, Grey's Anatomy season 13 review
Thursday night’s new episode of “Grey’s Anatomy” carried with it the title of “The Room Where It Happens,” and yet, for much of the episode we saw the doctors within the operating table doing everything that they could to get outside of that room to either face the ghosts of their pasts, or to try […]
Matt Carter The Big Bang Theory
Tonight on “The Big Bang Theory,” what we learned — yet again — is that Dr. Sheldon Cooper loves to make things all about himself. It doesn’t matter if it is something so silly and stupid as a bathroom schedule, or the beauty and wonder of welcoming a child into this world. After an experiment […]
For those who you who wanted a genuinely cool mystery on “Arrow” this season, it feels pretty darn easy to now say that we’re getting it. “So It Begins” was one of the stronger episodes this season, and it’s one that accomplished a wide array of different things. The biggest shock reveal of all came […]
Jess Carter Chicago PD, Chicago PD season 4 review
On last week’s episode of “Chicago PD” we saw Burgess take a big step in her career after Julie got sent back to her old detail by Fogel. She spoke to Voight and made her intentions clear that she’s ready to be part of his team if the opportunity ever arises again and it looks […]
Matt Carter American Horror Story, American Horror Story season 6 review
Sure, we’re being somewhat ironic with this “American Horror Story: Roanoke” title, mostly because it should be “get out of the d-mn woods.” Why in the world do the people on this show think it’s a great idea to roam around at night under the specter of the Blood Moon? It’s like waving a sign […]
Matt Carter Law & Order: SVU, Law & Order: SVU season 18 review
To say that this season of “Law & Order: SVU” was a little bit of a hot potato would be a little bit of an understatement. You think you’re getting an episode on one week, only to see it either preempted or switched around at the last minute. Even the episode airing tonight in “Broken Rhymes” […]
