Arrow Season 4 Episode 22 – TV Review
There’s a Smoak around, so I assume so.
It’s the penultimate episode of the season, and Felicity already did a big computer hacking job last episode. Not to mention that she will likely be catatonic from the guilt of killing tens of thousands of people.
So it’s Oliver’s, the Green Arrow’s, time to shine, right?
No.
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Arrow Season 4 Episode 17 – TV Review
Yes, even shrill blondes and killer bees.
Well, at least Arrow is trying to learn some lessons from its superior sister, The Flash.
Stealing counts as a lesson, right?
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Arrow Season 4 Episode 14 – TV Review
Move over, Deborah.
Yeah, Donna and Quentin are older people.
But they’re CW older people. Which means they’re still goddamn smokin’.
And can you believe a Quentin and Donna episode is bearable?
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Arrow Season 4 Episode 9 – TV Review
Christmas really has come early.
Well, The Originals and The Vampire Diaries killed off characters for their mid-season finales this week.
Thank you, Arrow, for following suit.
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Arrow Season 4 Episode 6 – TV Review
Two Canaries are better than one. Because neither of them is much of a character by themselves.
Yeah yeah, it’s time to rescue Ray.
Let’s get to it.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 18 – TV Review
“Guns are the answer.” -America
Yes, guns are the answer.
Who knew they’d be more effective than literal hand lightning?
Something to keep in mind for future ATOM suit iterations, Ray.
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Arrow Season 3 Episode 5 – TV Review
Some people just need their wi-fi, and they need it now.
So, as the title suggests (“The Secret Origin of Felicity Smoak”), it’s time to learn more about where Felicity came from.
Naturally, her ex-and-supposedly-dead boyfriend is a super criminal.
It’s just part of the hacker lyfe.
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Discontinued: Parks and Recreation
I’m committing Parks and Rec suicide.
This is the end.
Hold your breath and count to the Skyfall reference.
So what I’m trying to say is that I’m discontinuing my reviews for Parks and Recreation. But you probably should have worked that out from the title already. Keep up.
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TV Review: Parks and Recreation Season 5 Episode 14
And not as adorable as Liz Lemon’s wedding.
I am here to spread dissatisfaction.
What? Somebody has to dampen all this love and sincere emotion.
It’s the only thing that keeps my filthy humanity at bay. Fuck empathy.
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TV Review: Parks and Recreation Season 5 Episode 9
I hear this in Karen’s voice. And it’s even hotter.
Ah yes, the triumphant return of Tammy 2.
And she’s as sex-crazed and violent as ever.
I finally feel represented on this show.
