TV Reviews

Person of Interest takes a mundane case of the week and interweaves it with every plotline that the season is juggling in “ShotSeeker.” Mafia, mystery, and warring artificial intelligences all mix together to create an enjoyable, relevant cocktail.

Agents of SHIELD‘s two-part season finale provides a fitting and fulfilling resolution to a messy season. Individually, each episode stands well, but they’re both sullied by what came before.

In its penultimate outing, The Path delivers an intense, emotional episode as families are ripped apart and hearts are broken.

In the excellent series’ best episode yet, we see the full power of Roper’s weapons in a breath-taking display, Roper attempts to sniff out the rat, and Pine takes the most drastic measures yet to preserve his cover.

Benedict Arnold starts supplying intelligence to the redcoats and Major Hewlett writes his resignation letter on this week’s episode of Turn.

Hugo Strange captures Bruce, Gordon, and Fox during a rescue mission to free Selina, and Fish returns to Gotham with a few DNA-added superpowers.

As ETU tries to catch the illusive Brother #4 on Hunters, Regan gets caught up in a losing battle with her alien side, and Truss has to tangle with his demons as he realizes he’s culpable in the alien uprising.

Mindy gives romance another try with an ex, while Jody once again wrestles with his feelings for her.

On the very satisfying season finale of Bates Motel, Norman struggles with his grief following a death in the family as the show begins to move into territory from the original Psycho film.

Shaw is back on Person of Interest in an appropriately action-packed, torture-filled psychological thriller of an episode. It’s absolute perfection.

One thing’s for certain, 12 Monkeys always surprises and delights week in and week out. Some characters return from last season, and pose new challenges for our time travelers. How they respond to these challenges and counteract them will dictate the course of the future.

This week’s Houdini and Doyle takes a look at the phenomenon of faith healers, while solving the suspicious death of a heckler during a healing service. It’s another faith vs. science excursion featuring our three heroes.

Pied Piper talks their way out of a sticky situation with Jack, and moves forward with their box, making it far more innovative than they initially intended.

Wynonna Earp lets Waverly drive her own episode while Doc rides shotgun. Wynonna investigates the death of a young woman that looks like her, while Dolls fights to keep his job and team together.

We’ve seen this same plotline elsewhere, but ​Fear The Walking Dead‘s sixth episode of season two is finally taking some previously humdrum main cast in interesting directions.

It was an episode of sibling reunions on Game Of Thrones, thrilling fans while advancing the story in an hour that will go down as one of the show’s greatest.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus delivers a stellar performance as Selina is forced to deal with the death of her mother.

ABC announced earlier this week that The Family would not be returning for a second season, so this week’s season finale would also serve as series finale. And, of course, it ends with two cliffhangers, never to be explored further.

The best intentions always seem to go off of the rails on Outlander. As Claire and Jamie continue to thwart Charles, their future is suddenly up in the air as Black Jack throws a wrench in everything.

When Carter and Lee thwart a heist, Lee’s convinced that the Quantau are behind it, though all signs point elsewhere.

Alice holds fast to her ultimatum with Ben and Anderson Vaughn must help a young musician escape an unfair contract and predatory producer.

This week on Orphan Black, the gene pool plot thickens as the Clone Club uncovers more information about Brightborn and Sarah finds out the truth about Felix and his sister.

Archer takes a week off regularly scheduled plotting to tell a story straight out of LA Confidential. Or maybe Silk Stalkings. Anyway, it’s uproarious.

Philip loves his down time but Elizabeth gets restless as The Americans get a dramatic reminder they are in the end-of-the-world business.

The Last Panthers, shows the original connection between, Naomi, Milan, Tom Kendle, and their compelling need for justice.

The Lyons take the ASA awards by storm. Cookie and Lucious unite as a couple, Jamal decides to leave Empire, and the family’s secret troubles finally become a public catastrophe.

The Roses charm the residents of Schitt’s Creek, from political gatherings to pep talks on romance with a crazy cat lady, and we’re wondering what’s going on with Johnny.

Dre cares for his sick family, and Bow reveals a life-changing surprise in another great episode of Black-ish.

After the drama of last week’s episode, The Path returns to what it does best—a contemplative character study of people in transition.

Emery learns the difference between being left out and left behind, and Eddie learns to share the fun on Fresh Off the Boat.