'Dying for Sex' series finale recap: So much for my happy ending
The ending of this episode undermines the emotional weight of past choices, suggesting an undeserved reunion that feels frustratingly superficial in the face of Molly's death.
Taylor Dearden's Dr. Mel Finds Peace in The Pitt's Chaos
Dr. Mel King's character exemplifies calmness under pressure, potentially influenced by ADHD, showcasing the role of neurodiversity in emergency medicine.
NBC's "Grosse Pointe Garden Society" Fails to Grow Much of Interest | TV/Streaming | Roger Ebert
A good network soap opera requires vibrant personalities and sharp plotting. Unfortunately, 'GPGS' falls flat in both significant areas, resulting in forgettable characters.
Yellowjackets' Season 3 Premiere Recap: It's All Fun and Games Until
"This premiere is a little goofier, a little cattier and a little less self-serious, hinting toward a reset in the show's tone after the first two seasons."
Episode "Three Fifty-Three" successfully focuses on key characters and narrative, engaging viewers and improving on earlier episodes of the final season.
'The show’s storytelling mechanics feel both clumsy and outdated, which diminishes the overall impact of its narrative, especially when contrasted with its use of golden hour lighting.'