Ready-made for David/Lenny shippers with great use of the dreamily theatrical tone of the show overall, “Chapter 13” is another powerhouse outing for Plaza and Legion’s solidly entertaining second season.
There is enough material left to choose from as Philip K. Dick wrote just over 120 short stories, and the ten already aired are great sci-fi television.
Brave Boy feels like the beginning of the end of a fireworks show. Less time between bangs, and nicer and bigger ones.
Assuming that the mystery will be solved, there are only two episodes left! With so many questions left, We can’t wait to see how Requiem comes to a close.
Altered Carbon is set in a rich and complex world, and it feels as though a few seasons have already aired, rather than just the eight episodes so far.
“House of Zod” puts Krypton back on solid ground thanks to engaging direction, a commitment to its intrigue, and one genuinely unexpected final twist.
With incredible visuals and supported by a clever, engaging script, “Chapter 10” keep Legion great with the mutant community and the general TV audience.
Despite the brain bug and Dr. Moon from Silence in the Library’s presence, Krypton’s “The Word of Rao” is really nothing to write home about.
Supported by the solid foundation of the first two episodes, “La Dolce Vita” finds Trust really finding its voice, heart, and teeth.
