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.
Murder in a Small Town isn’t trying to be groundbreaking, but that’s where its charm lies. With scenic coastal views, an endearing lead duo, and just enough murder to keep you guessing, it’s like curling up with a warm blanket and a cup of tea—comforting, even with its occasional bloodstains. Perfect for fans of cozy mysteries!
Murder in a Small Town delivers a charming blend of cozy mystery and crime drama, perfect for fans of laid-back detective stories. With the idyllic backdrop of a quiet coastal town, the pilot episode sets a relaxed tone, despite the murders lurking beneath the surface. Rossif Sutherland and Kristin Kreuk’s chemistry keeps the story engaging, making it a delightful, easy watch for a lazy afternoon.
The show based around DC's most famous reporter, Lois Lane (Elizabeth Tulloch), and her costumed superhero husband Clark Kent / Superman (Tyler Hoechlin) has been through one some changes in its cast. I'm not just talking about the season's new additions like Chad L. Coleman (The Expanse), Daya Vaidya (Bosh, Dexter), Spence Moore II (We … Continue reading Superman & Lois (S3 Review) | New Levels of Quality
As superhero dramas go this one is top-notch, Todd Helbing (The Flash, Black Sails, The Mob Doctor) and Greg Berlanti have outdone themselves. They've updated and elevated the Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman Superman show, which prominently featured Lois Lane and Clark Kent/ Superman as leads but they've seamlessly added their teenage … Continue reading Superman & Lois (S1 Review) | They Made Him Make Sense
GREG BERLANTI & TODD HELBINGCASTTyler HoechlinElizabeth TullochAlex GarfinJordan ElsassAdam RaynerWolé ParksBased on the DC Comics characters created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster Pilot Review: The production value is the first thing that strikes you. It's not quite blockbuster level but it's close. The first episode doesn't feel like a CW show at all. In … Continue reading Superman & Lois (S1 Premiere) | Down-to-earth with Hints of Man of Steel & Smallville (TV Review)
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