Luciana Mangas Legends of Tomorrow has become that kind of show that is just consistently excellent. No matter what they do, how outlandish their plots are, the writing, directing and performances are just so good, that they make it all work anyway. Last night’s episode, titled “Mortal Khanbat” and directed by our very own fearless leader Caity
DC’s Legend’s of Tomorrow welcomes its fearless leader Caity Lotz in a different capacity in this week’s episode, titled Mortal Khanbat. We have seen the actress portray the survivor turned assassin turned Captain of a time ship Sara Lance for the past seven years, and tonight we get to see how she does behind the
There is so much to unpack about last night’s Legends of Tomorrow that I don’t even know where to start. What an episode, guys. What a fantastic, hilarious hour A Head of Her Time delivered in true Legends insanity fashion. Sara had to go to Star City on business, so she left Ava in charge
Last night’s Chicago Fire put the spotlight on a dynamic that we hadn’t quite been privy too before. “Shut it down” brought a story about how a series of apparently unexplainable gas leaks all over Chicago threatened thousands of lives. And while that plot was well done and exciting to watch, what brought it home
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is always fun and always a great time, but last night’s “Slay Anything” surpassed any and all expectations I have every week about this show. Paying homage to 1980s slasher movies, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow season 5 episode 3 told the story of Freddy, the prom night slasher, a famous serial
Last night’s Chicago Fire told us a tragic, but touching story. While “A Chicago Welcome” was more of a filler episode in season 8, the main plot with Casey and Brett carried the hour very nicely, despite the uneven storytelling on other fronts. I’m still scratching my head in confusion at what the hell happened
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is the kind of show that had everything to go wrong. I’ll be the first to admit that after watching part of the first season, I jumped ship fast and didn’t come back for a long time. But after hearing people raving about it for years, I thought I’d give it
I first stumbled upon The Magicians about a decade ago. I was still in college, Harry Potter had just ended, and I needed something to fill the void that Hogwarts had left behind. So what better way to do that than to dive into a brand new magical world that also featured a magic school?
This week’s Chicago Fire had all the elements that make this show great. We had three parallel plots, and each of them served to round out this episode with all the aspects of a perfect night with our favorite firefighters and paramedics. “And Then Nick Porter Happened” was as funny and dramatic as it was
In what was easily one of the most entertaining episodes of the season so far, last night’s Chicago Fire had tensions running high between Firehouses 51 and 20. Remember how last week, Firehouse 20 started showing up to their calls due to overlapping routes? Well, their attention hogging Captain turned into Captain Jerk in this