Moon Knight: Episode Six keels over finally, as the dull story closes. Moon Knight, the latest Disney+ mini-series, has come to an end, though episode six fails to conclude a cohesive narrative. Moon Knight, starring Oscar Isaac as the titular role, doubling up as split personality personas Marc Spector and Steven Grant does manage to…… Continue reading Moon Knight Episode Six – God & Monsters
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Moon Knight Episode Five – Asylum
Moon Knight Episode Five does too little too late in an attempt to reclaim the series. While the Moon Knight series, exclusive to Disney+ has lost all steam, episode five seems to be a return to glory giving character backstory, explanation and context to the madness we’ve endured. Still leaning on the uncertainty of reality…… Continue reading Moon Knight Episode Five – Asylum
Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode Three – Lost
Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode three begins revealing the mystery and divulging further into the leads they continue unearthing. Doctor Who: Redacted episode three continues to demonstrate masterful storytelling with leads Cleo (Charlie Craggs), Abby (Lois Chimimba) and Shawna (Holly Quin-Ankrah) attempting to unravel the mystery they’ve unwillingly found themselves engulfed in. As part of…… Continue reading Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode Three – Lost
Moon Knight Episode Four – The Tomb
Moon Knight Episode Four – The Tomb needs to learn making things confusing doesn’t make them good. Moon Knight Episode Four – The Tomb suffers heavily from knowing it’s losing audience attention and needing to shake things up in order to maintain enough fleeting momentum for its finale. In the episode three review, I wrote…… Continue reading Moon Knight Episode Four – The Tomb
Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode Two – Hysteria
Doctor Who: Redacted episode two grows strength on strength with a character-first story written by award-winning author Juno Dawson. Doctor Who: Redacted episode two triumphs at maintaining the excitement and energy of its introduction, spending more time expanding on our lead trio of characters. Resulting in an emphasis on empathy, writer Juno Dawson, and co-directors…… Continue reading Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode Two – Hysteria
Inside No. 9 – Merrily, Merrily
Inside No. 9 Merrily Merrily begins Series 7 with a solemn tale of friendship, loss, and time never fully healing. Inside No. 9 written by, and starring Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton returns for its seventh series on BBC Two with the episode Merrily Merrily reminding us all how talented the duo are at creating…… Continue reading Inside No. 9 – Merrily, Merrily
Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode One – SOS
Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode One highlights the strength of loving the show. Doctor Who: Redacted began airing on BBC Sounds after the Easter Sunday episode, Legend of the Sea Devils. Written by award-winning author, Juno Dawson the ten-episode audio drama affirms understanding that loving the show’s history oozes through. Episode one of Doctor Who:…… Continue reading Doctor Who: Redacted – Episode One – SOS
Doctor Who: Legend of the Sea Devils
Doctor Who: Legend of the Sea Devils assures us that Chibnall has run out of steam ahead of the BBC Centenary special. Doctor Who returned on 17 April for an Easter Sunday special with the episode Legend of the Sea Devils. Yet even in a chocolate induced coma, anyone could see this episode was struggling.…… Continue reading Doctor Who: Legend of the Sea Devils
Moon Knight Episode Three – The Friendly Type
Moon Knight episode three loses steam, my attention and hope of salvation. Moon Knight episode three doubles down on the complicated plot its previous two episodes have introduced as I hope the final three episodes aren’t an effort to get through. Lead Oscar Isaac is now Marc Spector, the American vigilante with an estranged wife…… Continue reading Moon Knight Episode Three – The Friendly Type
Moon Knight Episode Two – Summon the Suit
Moon Knight episode two delves more into Oscar Isaac’s fractured mind as the series loses grip of sensibility. Moon Knight episode two gives clarity and more oppurtunity for Isaac to excel after the show debuted with a confusing opener but the show teeters into murky waters with comedy that doesn’t work and continuously ill-defined characters.…… Continue reading Moon Knight Episode Two – Summon the Suit