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Featuring two crows, a guy named Nick, and the return of Evil Morty
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C
The new Showtime series from Dan Futterman explores life and death in the Rust Belt without much success
B+
The show has developed into a fun vehicle for fan service, clever writing, and likable characters
A
Birdperson is back, and Rick's not leaving without him
B
Rick manages to complete his set of GoTron ferrets and all hell breaks loose
B-
Rick's scheme to win a presidential pardon nearly causes Gobblegeddon.
B
Summer and Morty's attempts to impress the new kid at school end with a body count
B-
There's a 2001: A Space Odyssey reference, which is not a good sign
B-
Summer and Rick find solace in the end of the world(s)
A
A simple solution to a complex problem once again leads to a lot of dead bodies.
B+
Civilizations rise and fall while Morty tries to get to first base
B-
Star Trek: Discovery’s third season ends on a quote from Gene Roddenberry. A cursory google search failed to yield…
B+
Okay, I’ve checked multiple times, and I’m pretty sure that this episode is finally the penultimate episode of…
B-
Death To 2020, a new Netflix comedy special from Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones, gets its best joke in early.…
B-
Well, I’ll give them this: it’s a good cliffhanger. “Su’Kal” is getting near the end of Discovery’s third season,…
C+
The good news is, I already went through my rant about the Mirror Universe in last week’s review, so there’s no need…
A-
The Expanse’s greatest strength is also the source of its biggest weakness. In adapting a series of novels to…
B
How much you enjoy “Terra Firma, Part 1” (and, I’m guessing, it’s follow up next week) will depend largely on your…
B+
I’m noticing a pattern in my season three Discovery reviews: I tend to enjoy the show more when it widens its focus…
B
“Storia Americana” is the shortest episode of Fargo’s fourth season. More than that, it’s unusually short, with the…