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The Killing Review: "What You Have Left"
Slow and somber, "What You Have Left" was gently moving and highly intriguing. The episode matched others in its pacing, but the cliffhanger ending was a g...
The Killing Review: "Super 8"
This week's episode of The Killing, "Super 8," gave us very little in terms of evidence and revelations, but brought some clarity to our characters and the...
The Killing Review: A World Full of Secrets
"Whatever the mood of the circumstance, the essence of its quality may linger in the silence that follows. It is a soundless echo." - Beryl Markham Bennet'...
The Killing Review: Secrets, Lies and Disguises
Although the format of The Killing will make it difficult to keep the ideas fresh and the plot developments realistic, the show still retains its authentic...
The Killing Series Premiere Review: No Ordinary Crime Drama
From the start of the pilot episode, we can see that The Killing is no ordinary crime drama. Television is definitely saturated with numerous series that s...
Pretty Little Liars Season Finale Review: That Was It?!?
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" had a lot of exciting and thrilling scenes that kept me on the edge of my seat. Still, I couldn’t help but feel disappointe...
Pretty Little Liars Review: "Monsters in the End"
Wow! After weeks of complaining about the lack of real progress, I feel like so much happened on "Monsters in the End." While it may have seemed liked an o...
Pretty Little Liars Review: "Someone to Watch Over Me"
Secrets and lies never stay hidden for long on Pretty Little Liars. On "Someone to Watch Over Me," many of the characters were confronted by the consequenc...
Pretty Little Liars Review: "A Person of Interest"
Sometimes telling the truth does more harm than good. On "A Person of Interest," that sentiment seemed to ring true, especially for Spencer. While the girl...
Pretty Little Liars Review: "The Bad Seed"
On "The Bad Seed," Spencer continues her quest to unravel the mystery of A. As the girls participate in the school play of the same name, they begin to rea...
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