American Gods Season 1 Episode 4, “Git Gone,” takes a woefully underwritten side character from the novel and devotes an entire episode to them. Doing…
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American Gods Season 1 Episode 3, “Head Full of Snow,” is perhaps the most disjointed of the series yet. While not particularly plot-driven, at least not…
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American Gods Season 1 Episode 2, “The Secret of Spoon,” picks up where the pilot ended and also continues the trend of the series being rather coy…
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It’s not possible for Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller to double down on the weirdness department, right? If you thought that, you are dreadfully, hilariously wrong. Not only…
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Judging a show based on a pilot is always a weird thing. It's like judging a book by its first chapter: It might give you…
There are some things in life where you just look at it and know beyond a shadow of a doubt. That is what Bull is.…
“Penny and Dime” is proof that when Daredevil works, it really freaking works. The main thrust, its entire objective, of the episode is that the…
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The method to Netflix’s Marvel shows up to this point- with Daredevil Season One and Jessica Jones, has been fairly systematic, at least in regards to how it handles a villain. You spend three or four episodes, mention the baddie offhandedly, reference his baddieness, and then, boom, fourth episode has the baddie reveal and you bask in the awesome. Daredevil Season 2, however, decides to dispense with the pleasantries and instead jumps right into it.
The Lost Cause 