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Season 5 of Game of Thrones has stumbled perhaps more than any other but last weeks game-changing installment was a possible Best in Show. Can Dance with Dragons live up to the fantasys other spectacular penultimate episodes? If you like dragons, you wont be disappointed. → Read More
The best TV show last year is finally back for its third season and, judging by the first three dishes, Hannibal hasn’t lost a step. Bryan Fuller and his creative team outdid themselves yet again, delivering what could be the psychological horror’s most daring and detectible season. → Read More
The best TV show last year is finally back for its third season and, judging by the first three dishes, Hannibal hasnt lost a step. Bryan Fuller and his creative team outdid themselves yet again, delivering what could be the psychological horrors most daring and detectible season. → Read More
Instead of bottle episodes, Game of Thrones does battle episodes. After the staggering success of its first season, the HBOs fantasy series has slipped installment encompassing showdowns into two of the next three. Well, with Hardhome, its now three of the next four. Thats how it was being touted at least. → Read More
Created by John McNamara, Aquarius follows David Duchovny's Sergeant Sam Hodiak as he investigates a missing persons case that puts him on a collision course with mass-murderer Charles Manson. And the NBC period-piece is a perfect test case for the binge model. → Read More
Parks and Recreation is ending. That is literally the worst. During its seven season run, the NBC comedy managed to populate its fictional small-town with a host of endearing and hilarious characters. There are so many strange and funny people walking the streets that it was hard to cut the best of the best down to 30. Here are the funniest residents of Parks and Recreation’s Pawnee, Indiana... → Read More
Parks and Recreation is ending. That is literally the worst. During its seven season run, the NBC comedy managed to populate its fictional small-town with a host of endearing and hilarious characters. There are so many strange and funny people walking the streets that it was hard to cut the best of the best down to 30. Here are the funniest residents of Parks and Recreation’s Pawnee, Indiana... → Read More
Since he proved such a formidable and entertaining adversary for Season 2, Arrow fans have been waiting for “The Return” of Slade Wilson for some time. The CW series didn't keep Deathstroke alive just so he could rot away in some prison. Was bringing back the second season's super-successful big-bad a good idea? → Read More
In just under two months, Game of Thrones returns for another sure to be thrilling season filled with unforgettable moments. The Season 5 trailer hints at some of the spectacular events that audiences should expect from HBO's fantasy this year and, as usual, there are going to be a lot of dead bodies. Here are 10 moments that are going to be epic... → Read More
This article contains spoilers for those who haven't read George R.R. Martin's 'A Storm of Swords,' the third novel in 'A Song of Ice and Fire.' But, since it looks like the event and/or character in question may never appear in Game of Thrones, reading this recent piece of news might not actually 'spoil' anything. Or maybe, you simply don't care and just want to see what all the fuss was about… → Read More
My first reaction after reading about the How I Met Your Mother finale was that I thought it made a lot of sense. Not all of it mind you but the central conceit that found Ted, with blue french horn in hand, back at Robin's doorstep rang true. The problem with that? I haven't watched the comedy since somewhere in the middle of Season 4. → Read More
Would the reaction to True Detective have been different were audiences given it all in one batch? The way that we consume media is changing, therefore we should also be considering the effects, if any, the emerging model has on spectatorship. And I’m willing to bet that the mostly positive reaction to the HBO anthology series would be even more glowing had the drama been distributed via the… → Read More
Do we really need another series based on a serial killer on TV? Isn't it overkill? Some have gone so far as to call the recent string of dramas that explore said subject a rash but that would imply that the murder mystery wasn't a popular genre well before the medium was invented not to mention that those that have popped up are, well, bad. On the contrary, the 'rash' has included several… → Read More
After putting Count Vertigo down for good in "State v. Queen," Arrow took a week off to prepare for the arrival of another, probably even more popular, DC superhero. And even though Barry Allen hasn't become the Flash just yet, his arrival still marked the first time that superpowers appeared on The CW series. How did the special abilities fit into the gritty, realistic Starling City that the… → Read More
One of literature's most famous hard-boiled private investigators might be coming back to television. It's only been half a dozen years since the last time ABC tried to bring Raymond Chandler's Phillip Marlowe to the small screen but that's not stopping the network from trying again, this time with Castle creator Andrew Marlowe (no relation) behind the prospective project. → Read More
Fans of Game of Thrones probably know and are terrified by Charles Dance as Tywin Lannister from the HBO adaptation of George R.R. Martin's saga but there is another side to the often terrifying actor. When Dance isn't too busy playing evil, he occasionally uses his talents for comedic turns and his dramatic readings on a few of this year's Big Fat Quizzes have been incredible. Here's his… → Read More
After their super run with Smallville, The CW has gone back to the DC Comics well for a new action-adventure series called Arrow. And just like its predecessor's 'no tights, no flights' policy, Arrow seems to have adopted its own motto in WWTDKD? That's 'What Would The Dark Knight Do?' for those who hadn't already guessed. Christopher Nolan's gritty and realistic approach to adapting comic books… → Read More
Oh, the 'Rickroll.' Rick Astley's re-emergence onto the cultural landscape was all thanks to people on the internet being stupid. Stupid in the great way that only the internet can be and on occasion, the simple 'bait and switches' can inspire memes of high quality craftsmanship. For example, re-cutting countless episodes of AMC's Mad Men in order to perfectly sync up the stars of the hit 60s… → Read More
I didn’t know the man, I only knew the director but after thumbing through the list of his titles, it was easy to see why Scott made such an indelible impression on me: I saw a lot of his films during my formative years, each like a million times, and most of them are quite good.He’s responsible for some truly iconic movies and I wanted to celebrate his life by looking at some sequences from… → Read More
I didn’t know the man, I only knew the director but after thumbing through the list of his titles, it was easy to see why Scott made such an indelible impression on me: I saw a lot of his films during my formative years, each like a million times, and most of them are quite good.He’s responsible for some truly iconic movies and I wanted to celebrate his life by looking at some sequences from… → Read More