Review: The Walking Dead returns, as awful as it always was
The Walking Dead‘s never been a show about hope, happiness, love, or even the promise of any of those things. Thrilled to wallow in the darkest waters o
Author: Randy Dankievitch
Since 2011, Randy Dankievitch has written about television, film, video games, and pop culture all over the internet, including Sound on Sight, Geeks Unleashed, and SLUG Magazine. He currently writes for TVOvermind and TVRoundtable, where he also co-hosts the TVRoundtable podcast.
Westworld’s first hour is full of dust, blood… and milk
Underneath the fancy, high-concept trappings of HBO’s much-hyped new show Westworld, the central conflict is one abundantly familiar to the world of sc
Luke Cage Season 1 Episodes 2 & 3 Review: “Code of the Streets”/”Who’s Gonna Carry the Weight?”
Tragedy as inspiration is a hallmark of superhero storytelling: the sheer amount of dead parents, relatives, confidants, best friends, and children who die to
Mr. Robot circles the drain of a disappointing second season with an abundantly familiar finale
All season, Mr. Robot‘s been lauded for its deep cinematic homages. Everything from Kubrick to Zemeckis has been on the table for these twelve episode
With The Good Place, NBC’s Comedy Lineup Begins to Enter A… Well, You Forking Get It
Right now, NBC’s entire comedy line-up consists of three shows: The Carmichael Show, Superstore, and …. The Good Place, the only new comedy of
Mr. Robot’s aesthetic priorities continue to drown out an underwhelming second season
All season, TV critics like myself have lauded Mr. Robot‘s increasingly cinematic sensibilities, even as those priorities have come at the cost of usef
Mr. Robot’s sophomore plight continues in another unsatisfying episode
“Order is no longer your friend” is not just a threat a frothing Price makes to Zhang under black umbrellas during “init_5.fve” –
Another trip down memory lane reveals some of Mr. Robot’s sophomore struggles
Another week, another journey down the rabbit hole of Elliot Alderson’s mind into the past in this week’s Mr. Robot, in what’s becoming a
A meandering Mr. Robot continues to undercut the show’s central tensions
The moment Elliot sits down behind Ray’s computer to “help” him with his site migration issues, it feels like Mr. Robot‘s second seas
Mr. Robot looks inward and upward in its trippiest episode yet
In the opening scene of “k3rnel-pan1c.ksd”, Romeo details to Trenton the violent, sordid history of the Fun Society building they housed their no
