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Overview Just as things have already gotten bad for Araragi, it gets worse due to a kidnapping. Topic 1: An Oath – Araragi & Kagenui Topic 2: Out Of Network Call – Araragi Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview With Araragi’s reflection gone, he enlists the aide of Shinobu, Ononoki, and Kagenui for guidance. Topic 1: I Need A 2nd Opinion – Araragi & Shinobu Topic 2: There is No Turning Back – Araragi, Ononoki, and Kagenui Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview Episode one is a lot of talking and awkward moments. Trigger Warning(s): Family Incest Topic 1: What is Ononoki? – Shinobu & Araragi Topic 2: Bath Time – Araragi & Tsukihi Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview A young man, with amnesia, finds himself in a foreign world where people with animal ears and tails live. But, being that this world has monsters, and isn’t a modern society, he finds himself reliant on his assumed guardian to survive.
Overview As the rift grows between the synths who want to fight and who simply want peace, so comes into the equation the children synth. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview As the girls prep for prom, quite a few obstacles try to stand in their way. Topic 1: Saz’s Date – Saz Topic 2: Daddy’s Home/ The Prom – Holli, Amber, Viva, and Rocky Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview As Holli’s boy juggling storyline continues, it seems Saz may have a possible boyfriend. Topic 1: The Chelsea’s Lady – Amber Topic 2: Holli’s Boyfriend(s) Problem – Holli Topic 3: Who Rated Me A Ten?! – Saz and Viva Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview As Topaz, Amber’s sister, gets properly introduced, we learn of Mr. Jefferies personal issues. Topic 1: Mr. Jeffries’ Breakdown – Holli Topic 2: Meet Topaz (Bekka Bowling) – Viva & Amber Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview As the level to Amber and Holli’s intelligence gets explored, Viva continues to look for ways to get out of her engagement. Topic 1: Maths – Holli, Amber, and Saz Topic 2: Reverse Psychology – Viva Topic 3: We Need To Talk – Viva and Rocky Review (with Spoilers)
Overview As Viva deals with the weight of being the mature one, Holly’s issue is revealed. Review (with Spoilers) The girls go out to attend a festival and it seems to be all of their first ones. Though this isn’t any normal festival. For not only will there be music, drugs, and partying, but also…
Overview Some Girls returns with a lot of old issues revisited, and one new one for Viva to deal with. Review (with Spoilers) It has been more than a year since the last 6 episode season of Some Girls, and to be quite honest I was a bit shocked when the show returned. For while…
Overview It’s cute, it’s awkward, and there are one or two people of color in the whole show. So it must be a Manhattan Love Story. Review (with Spoilers) Let me just begin by saying, it seems so weird to me that in a city like New York, there seriously is such a huge focus…
Overview In the middle ages, a witch finds herself getting in the middle of things to protect people, and keep peace in her realm of influence. Review (with Spoilers) – Below
Overview If the dramas on ABC were allowed to be rated MA, due to sexual content, and were a little less overdramatic, then The Affair would certainly be on the Sunday night lineup. Review (with Spoilers) When it comes to Showtime and other premium channels, pretty much what you pay for is a channel without…
Overview Despite what the preview may lead you to believe, there is some development and touching moments in this holiday episode. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview A new action anime, with comedic moments, and some ecchi, is born! Though does it stand out when there are so many already in existence, and who knows how many coming out this season? Well… Rating: Stick Around Trigger Warning(s): Blood
Overview Charley’s various manipulations are tested, as Nova learns of the complications which will come dating Calvin again and Ralph Angel looks for some respect from Charley. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview While Quantico gets points for diversity, unfortunately, its attempt at being mysterious, or a thriller, don’t catapult the program to make it stand out amongst the fall premieres. Trigger Warning(s): Suicide Depiction, mentions of 9/11, and post Terrorist attack image on Grand Central Terminal
Overview Mozart in the Jungle takes what you’d think would be the uptight world of symphony players, and presents an edge to change your viewpoint. Review (with Spoilers) Thus far Amazon’s foray into original programming, in my opinion, has been clunkers. Most of them seem like subtle rip-offs of more popular shows, but with Mozart…
Overview At worse, Mr. Robinson may seem like a slight rip-off of the Steve Harvey Show from the 90s. However, at best, it is simply a show similar to the Steve Harvey Show, but with a different spin on a musician turned music teacher.
Overview The season ends with one of Issa’s relationships saved! Can you guess which one? Review (with Spoilers)
Overview We finally get to meet Arnold. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview And so the first season ends with one last, and final test, well at least for some. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview The tests may be over, but the process isn’t thanks to Michele. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview Trust is a major topic as some synths explore feelings, deal with rejection, and pursue autonomy. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview We are introduced to Michele’s brother, witness two tests, and wait to see if Ezekiel will give into Aline’s blackmail attempt. Trigger Warning(s): Cutting and Opening Of Flesh Review (with Spoilers)
Ezekiel’s history, and relationship with Julia, is covered.
Initial Thoughts Though not a huge sci-fi fan, and perhaps one of the only things sci-fi related on this blog are Orphan Black and a handful of anime, I must admit there is something about this series. Be it because it has the diversity many crave when it comes to futuristic programming, or because it…
Overview After a sort of easy test in episode 3, in episode 4 all hell breaks loose thanks to Ezekiel. Trigger Warning(s): Sound of Bones Crunching Review (with Spoilers)
Overview Joana’s secrets are revealed, as well as Ezequiel’s.
Overview As the process continues, Alina starts to pick up on something she can use against Ezequiel. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview In a dystopian future there is a clear divide between the rich and poor but, when a person turns 20, they have the opportunity to cross the divide. Trigger Warning(s): Suicide
Overview Almost everyone is trying to prove something to themselves or others. Either proving they can move on, triumph over adversity, or that they deserve to be loved.
Overview The focus is on Letty’s relationships, or lack thereof, with her family and old friends. That and how as much as she may seem like the root of her own problems, that isn’t 100% true. Review (with Spoilers) After a whirlwind of information in episode 1, it was nice to have an episode rooted…
Overview No one dies this episode but with Letty stuck in a car with Javier for miles, so comes a need to reevaluate their relationship.
Overview For the gains Issa gets at her job she has an equal amount of losses in her personal life. Review (with Spoilers)
Overview As some grow closer to the maze, you realize it isn’t just this mystical place in the park but it may just be the park itself. Review (with Spoilers) After watching this episode and not rushing into the recap/ review and just letting my thoughts simmer, I realize what my issue is with this…
Overview There is a certain beauty to revealing yourself and your intentions. However, as shown in this episode, there are often consequences for doing so. Review (with Spoilers) If I was to be perfectly honest, I couldn’t tell you what is driving me to keep up with this show. There is a lack of urgency,…
The T Word goes beyond what has been seen in scripted media and shows the current lives of Trans youth.
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