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'Watchmen' Continues To Be One Of The Most Revolutionary Shows On Television
In examining the latest episode of the HBO series, Monique Jones says the Watchmen Dr. Manhattan reveal continues the show's revolutionary trajectory. -
'Watchmen' Uses Superheroes To Remind Us That American History Erases Black Accomplishments
HBO's Watchmen is unafraid to ask the tough questions and offer even tougher answers. Let's talk about Watchmen and race. -
How 'Watchmen' Transformed Looking Glass Into Rorschach's Mirror Image
Rorschach and Looking Glass are thematic cousins and the most recent episode of HBO's Watchmen makes this more clear than ever. -
'Watchmen' Shifts Its Focus To Lady Trieu, Who May Be More Dangerous Than Veidt Ever Was
Lady Trieu took center stage in this week's Watchmen, as the show hinted that we could be looking at someone even more devious than Adrian Veidt. -
This Week's 'Watchmen' Grappled With The Literal And Figurative Masks Its Characters Wear
In a show which often features interrogation scenes, the new episode asked questions about characters' masks. Read about how Watchmen masks were examined. -
How 'Watchmen' Uses Superheroes To Explore The Complexity Of Being Black In America
Watchmen and race go hand-in-hand, as the new HBO series has made it very clear that it's using the comic book to explore being black in America. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Ends Its Uneven Second Season With A Satisfying Cliffhanger
In our Cloak and Dagger season 2 finale review, we grapple with a season that struggled, even if the finale was satisfying. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Finds Its Footing Again With "Blue Note"
After stumbling hard last week, the series has found its groove again, as we discuss in our Cloak and Dagger Blue Note review. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Limps Toward The Finish Line With "Two Player"
In our Cloak and Dagger Two Player review, we bemoan the current direction of the show's second season, which keeps faltering. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Continues A Flawed Second Season With "Vikingtown Sound"
In our Cloak and Dagger Vikingtown Sound review, we wonder why the second season is spinning its wheels and whether it can recover. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Goes On A Dark Journey With "B Sides"
In our Cloak and Dagger B Sides review, we take a look at the darkest and most depressing episode of the Freeform superhero series yet. -
'Cloak & Dagger' Gets Back On Track With "Alignment Chart"
In our Cloak and Dagger Alignment Chart review, we praise the most recent episode of season 2, which rebounds in a big way from last week. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Takes A Rare Dip In Quality With "Rabbit Hold"
In our Cloak and Dagger Rabbit Hold review, we take a look at the rare episode of the series that left us wanting more and not in a good way. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Season 2 Ends With An Episode That Is Everything 'Trek' Should Be
In our Star Trek Discovery season 2 finale review, we take a look at one of the best episodes of entire series, and maybe franchise, so far. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Offers An Origin Story For Mayhem With "Shadow Selves"
In our Cloak and Dagger Shadow Selves review, we take a look at the big revelations offered by this episode, including the Mayhem origin story. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Delivers "Such Sweet Sorrow" With The Penultimate Episode Of Season 2
In our Star Trek Discovery Such Sweet Sorrow review, we take a look at the penultimate episode of the show's second season. -
'Cloak And Dagger' Kicks Off A Strong New Season With "Restless Energy" And "White Lines"
In our Cloak and Dagger Season 2 review, we take a look at the first two episodes of the new season and the series hasn't lost a step. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Shows Captain Pike His (Original Series) Future In "Through The Valley Of Shadows"
In our Star Trek Discovery Through the Valley of Shadows review, we grapple with an episode that raises more questions than answers. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Toys With A Possible Origin Story For A Famous Villain In "Perpetual Infinity"
Star Trek: Discovery toys with a possible origin story for a famous villain origin story in its latest episode. Read our Perpetual Infinity review. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Costume Designer Gersha Phillips On Creating Starfleet Uniforms For A New Era [Interview]
In our Star Trek Discovery costume designer interview, Gerhsa Phillips talks about creating Starfleet uniforms for a new generation. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Solves Its Biggest Mystery And Rewrites 'Trek' History With "The Red Angel"
A major mystery is seemingly solved and our Star Trek Discovery The Red Angel review is here to explore the rammifications. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Teaches A Masterclass About Writing A Great Death In "Project Daedalus"
In her Star Trek Discovery Project Daedalus recap, /Film contributor Monique Jones takes a closer look at the season's most intense episode yet. -
'Star Trek: Discovery': "If Memory Serves" Is The First Truly Sad Episode Of The Season
In our Star Trek If Memory Serves review, we take a look at a satisfying but depressing departure from recent adventure-filled episodes. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Manages To Make Spock Even More Fascinating With "Light And Shadows"
In our Star Trek Discovery Light and Shadows review, we take a look at the first real filler episode of the season, which still has some great Spock stuff. -
The 'Green Book' Controversy Explained: A Tour Of Hollywood's Long History Of Mishandling Black Stories
To understand the sins of Green Book, it's vital to understand the sins of Hollywood at large. This is the Green Book controversy explained. -
'Star Trek: Discovery' Puts Doug Jones' Saru In The Spotlight For "The Sound Of Thunder'
In our Star Trek Discovery The Sound of Thunder review, we take time to appreciate what actor Doug Jones brings to the character of Saru.
