Category: Television Reviews

REVIEW: The Clone Wars Season 7, Episode 4, “Unfinished Business”

“Unfinished Business” finds some questioning Echo’s loyalty following his time with the Separatists. However, when he has a plan to re-take Anaxes and use his former position against Admiral Trench, Mace Windu thinks it just may work. Tech voices concerns about the mission and Echo’s intenti...

REVIEW: Castlevania Season 3(2020)

Castlevania is a series that I started watching on a whim. When Netflix released season 1 in 2017, I thought it was an anime about Dracula and put it on to see what it was about. I’m not much of a gamer, so while I knew it was based on a series of games, I …

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REVIEW: The Flash – Season 6, Episode 14 “Death of the Speed Force”

The Flash took a week-long break after the excellent “Grodd Friended Me,” and returns with “Death of the Speed Force,” a muddled, middling effort that serves mostly to make clear just how many balls this season has in the air. Some familiar faces return, as does a familiar superhero trope th...

REVIEW: The Clone Wars – Season 7, Episode 3, “On the Wings of Keeradaks”

*SPOILERS* This week on The Clone Wars, Anakin, Rex, and the Batchers bust Echo out of Wat Tambor’s lab. Picking up right where “A Distant Echo” left off, the guys are surrounded by Tambor’s battle droids. Echo informs them of a ventilation shaft above the lab, and then of a way to escape th...

REVIEW: The Clone Wars – Season 7, Episode 2, “A Distant Echo”

*SPOILERS* In “A Distant Echo,” Rex discusses the possibility that Echo is alive with Anakin and Hunter. Anakin cuts the conversation short so he can contact Padmé, with Rex guarding the door. Anakin confides in Padmé that he believes Rex is being guided too much by his emotions. She replies t...

REVIEW: The Flash – Season 6, Episode 13 “Grodd Friended Me”

“Grodd Friended Me” is a gratifying return to form for The Flash, good enough to banish the memory of the last two weeks’ duds and reinvigorate a flailing season. It gets back to the moral dilemmas that made the show so fascinating from its earliest days, brings back a great villain (as oppose...