The true-crime docs here expose the rot at the core of many of our venerated institutions.
The publicly gregarious and preternaturally confident Bobby Valentine is given a tad-too-slick ESPN-produced encomium.
This is probably one of those episodes that most of the diehard fans will hate because it’s a little strange.
After more or less trashing “Voyage of the Damned” last week, it’d be all too easy to start a trend by picking apart Season Four’s first proper episode.
watch it because of the plaid. It’s all about the plaid.
Given its ratings success, there’s every indication that Torchwood will be returning for a third season.
“The Ties That Bind” is probably the most Cally-centric episode of the show’s run.
The annual Christmas specials are appetizers dished up to satiate diners between the seasonal main courses.
Chris Chibnall puts that old chestnut, your life flashing before your eyes just before you die, to good use in “Fragments.”
It sets what must be all of the remaining plot wheels for the series’s end game in motion.
What emerges from the documentary is both a clear sense of Hurston’s artistic achievement and the image of a defiantly outspoken individual.
This is the first episode of Torchwood that left me choked up, crying with Gwen at the end.
The episode wasn’t a slam-bang premiere, outside of its opening space battle.
Otaku is a dirty word.
“From Out of the Rain” was so reminiscent of season one’s “Small Worlds” that it came as no surprise that it, too, was written by Peter Hammond.
“Something Borrowed” continues spinning at least two, sometimes three, intertwining story lines, all cleverly interweaved and equally interesting.
Fan-subbers tend to torrent their wares, causing anime companies to now attack P2P networks.
There’s a sense, at the end here, that Owen is all better now, but he’s not.
Breaking Bad is not a great show, but it has the makings of one.
Don’t know where to go for your Wire jones, now that you’ve lost the connect?
Much of the last 20 minutes was unapologetic fan service, which in this case was by no means a bad thing.