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"Lethal Inspection" is a very Bender-heavy episode, where Bender learns some important information about himself. It was nice to see more of Hermes, too, as he always seems to be more of a background character, and this time we got to learn a little Read More

Two weeks ago, Army Wives left me an emotional wreck with the big deployment episode. It was old school heart-string-tugging Army Wives goodness. Now, things are getting really cheesy and Hollywood, and I’m rolling my eyes. A lot. Read More

As BBC joins Starz to produce the next season of Torchwood, a staff of high profile TV writers also comes on board. Read More

This episode was pretty hilarious, but when it comes right down to it, I think there are too many plot threads going on at once, and the main one (Sookie/Bill) has no interest for me at all. I think it's safe to say that with this season, this show has Read More

Ah, The Da Vinci Code; liked the movie, loved the book, and absolutely loved the episode of Futurama it inspired, "The Duh-Vinci Code." Professor Farnsworth and the crew follow obscure clues that lead them to a stunning (read: amusing) discovery and Read More

"Consumed" is an episode that is all about character development. While we see more of Nathan's melancholy side and conflicted nature, viewers are also witness to the development of several other main characters, including both Audrey and Duke. Read More

A car dealer is selling stolen vehicles, so the Leverage team goes undercover with a gang of car thieves. I always enjoy getting back story on characters, and this one had some more information about Parker. Read More

True Blood episode 3.06 is one of the most shocking of the season thus far. It has its positives and negatives, although which are which will depend on your character preferences, and it certainly sets the stage for some exciting things to happen in the Read More

A woman is delinquent in paying her taxes, so a man shows up claiming to be with the IRS. He isn't, and he proceeds to take her credit card and humiliate her in front of her daughter. Of course the money doesn't get to the IRS, but he does max out her Read More

As a relative newcomer to True Blood, this season is a lot to take in. In episode 3.05, "Trouble," various seemingly unrelated subplots begin to converge into the type of organized chaos that this show does so well. Read More

Eliot pretends to be a country singer named Kenneth Crane so the Leverage team can take down a corrupt record exec played by John Schneider. Read More

After three episodes, Haven is still formulaic, but the show also seems to be shaping up into a compelling series with interesting characters and believable special effects. As the season progresses, viewers are introduced to more of Haven's residents Read More