Matt Carter The Last Ship, The Last Ship season 2 review
For most of the season, “The Last Ship” has told a tale of mystery, allegiances, and of course danger. That did not stop tonight during “Alone and Unafraid.” This was a very intense hour, anchored mostly by the journey into what was in some ways the show’s version of the beast: The immune compound. Tom […]
Matt Carter Halt and Catch Fire
Is next week’s “Halt and Catch Fire” episode going to be the series finale for the show? We really hope not. The ratings are low for the series, though, and while it is critically acclaimed, there may also be a tipping point somewhere in here. There has been no word yet; our hope would be, […]
Matt Carter Halt and Catch Fire
Did you really think that Joe MacMillan and Cameron Howe were going to take being played lying down? These are two people who have fancied themselves revolutionaries. Joe is a guy who burned down a truck full of computers just because he didn’t like what they became! Sunday night’s “Halt and Catch Fire” as a […]
Throughout the course of “Masters of Sex” season 3 so far, things with Masters of Johnson have been somewhat of a pendulum, swinging back and forth and dealing with a variety of different factors playing various parts in their lives. We’ve seen them struggle with feelings, with work troubles, and of course with the pressures […]
As we start to near the end of “Falling Skies” season 5, now is the time for reflecting a little bit, and maybe taking at least a quick breather before the craziness to come. To a certain extent, you may see some of that with Tom Mason on next week’s “Respite.” Noah Wyle’s character is […]
At this given point, it feels almost like an inevitability that Ben Higgins will be named “The Bachelor” at the end of this season. He has been named in reports as the guy getting the spot, and while there are some other likable guys from Kaitlyn Bristowe’s season (Ben Zorn, Chris Strandburg), it feels at […]
Tonight’s new episode of “Ray Donovan” revolved very much about the character of Terry, at least in that we ended up seeing whether or not Ray and his father Mickey could actually work in order to get this guy on the outside rather than just try to ruin each other’s lives. This is not easy […]
Tonight, “True Detective” tried to make some of its boldest moves to date in setting up what will transpire in the final two episodes. We saw Ani go uncover to obtain some clues about the Caspere investigation, and we also saw Ray make some of his biggest personal sacrifices to date. “Black Maps and Motel […]
Given that “True Detective” is only running for eight episodes, there are definitely moments we get frustrated watching Ray and Frank stare at each other for longer than a few seconds. There is so much else to get to! Yet, at the same time tonight’s “Church of Ruins” contained so many other important character moments […]
After following the form of how the show aired on the BBC throughout most of the summer on PBS, the network is changing up “Poldark” ever so slightly when it airs next week. The seventh and eighth episodes of the season are going to be combined into a single two-hour event, and this will give […]
