Season 2 of The Irrational shifts from explosive mysteries to somewhat deeper character arcs. And while it’s still full of odd cases and behavioral insights, the show’s structure starts to show its cracks. With surprising reveals, quirky logic puzzles, and a few eyebrow-raising twists, it’s an entertaining ride even if it veers into the improbable. Curious where it all lands? Read the full review.
In The Irrational, it’s not about always getting it right, it’s about staying in the game. The show highlights something we all forget: stumbling isn’t failing. Quitting is. A thoughtful moment that quietly hits hard, and sticks.
Marvel’s Thunderbolts trades bombast for something more grounded: a character-driven story about broken people trying to do some good. It’s surprisingly emotional, well-paced, and refreshingly self-contained.
The Wheel of Time Season 2 takes a sharp turn into the psychology of survival, where desperation isn’t weakness, but the spark of bold, dangerous brilliance. It’s the kind of storytelling that reminds you: when all hope seems lost, that’s when things get interesting.
"There’s no fanatic like a converted fanatic." - Shogun, James Clavell
Season 3 of The Wheel of Time isn’t just an improvement—it’s a revelation. With the Forsaken unleashed and the heroes pushed to their limits, the show delivers its most gripping, emotionally charged episodes yet. From Rand’s haunting visions in Rhuidean to Egwene’s hard-won resilience, this is the season where everything clicks.
Locked in the Sistine Chapel, 118 Cardinals face ambition, faith, and secrets that could shatter the Church. Ralph Fiennes captivates in Conclave, a papal thriller that critiques tradition while delivering a jaw-dropping twist. Read my review!
In Agatha All Along, this truth comes front and center. Whether you’re navigating real life or a supernatural showdown, one thing remains constant: intelligence and experience will always be your strongest assets.
The Amateur isn’t your usual revenge thriller. It lets Rami Malek stay unassuming, cerebral, and still completely compelling. It doesn’t hit every target, but when it works, it works.
In a world driven by assumptions, perception can be your greatest ally, or your biggest trap. The question is: Are you the one shaping the illusion, or are you getting caught in someone else’s?
Worn Out Spines 