Abbott Elementary’s “Juice” sends students running toward the bathroom while proving what a queen Barbara Howard is.
Category: tv reviews
TV reviews are a column at Lady Geeks Media that’ll either feature episodic coverage or seasonal, where we examine the overarching theme and explore how it fits into the story, genre, and more. With an analysis of performances as well as writing and directing, we explore all avenues, sometimes with spoilers, other times, without.
Andor Episode 7 Review: “Announcement”
Andor Episode 7, “Announcement,” deals with the fallout from the Aldhani heist in a quieter hour.
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Chicago Fire “Haunted House” Review: The Normal Moments
Chicago Fire’s “Haunted House” goes all out with a lighter-toned episode that brings Kelly and Stella’s demons to the surface.
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Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×01 “Pandora’s Box” Review
Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×01 “Pandora’s Box” is fantastically shot, creatively written, and perfectly balanced.
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Abbott Elementary “Principal’s Office” Review: Learning New Things
Abbott Elementary’s “Principal’s Office” should have been titled Melissa Schemmenti’s great big cooking show.
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Andor Episode 6 Review: “The Eye”
Andor Episode 6 is a symphony of sight, sound, and spectacle coming together through the direction of Susanna White
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Chicago Fire “The Center of the Universe” Review: The People To Hold Onto
Chicago Fire 11×04 “The Center of the Universe” showcases the perils of grief through quiet conversations.
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‘Derry Girls’ Season 3 Review: A Beautiful Curtain Call
Derry Girls Season 3 leaves viewers with plenty to reflect on as it touches on the hope found in possibilities.
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Abbott Elementary “Story Samurai” Review: Corny Connections
Abbott Elementary’s “Story Samurai” embraces the corny connections and addresses the importance of asking for help.
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Chicago Fire “Completely Shattered” Review: Heartbroken, Shocked, and Angry
Chicago Fire’s “Completely Shattered” is an appropriately titled episode for its heartbreaking and unexpected conclusion.
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Andor Episode 5 Review: “The Axe Forgets”
Andor Episode 5 “The Axe Forgets” is the quiet last moment before everything changes.
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Abbott Elementary “Wrong Delivery” Review: The One With All The Wrong Celebrity Names
Abbott Elementary’s “Wrong Delivery” hilariously plays on pop culture references while cementing the importance of a found family.
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Chicago Fire “Every Scar Tells a Story” Review
Chicago Fire 11×02 “Every Scar Tells A Story” lets Javi experience the joys of the firehouse while allowing the characters to grow further.
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Andor Episode 4 Review: “Aldhani”
Andor Episode 4, “Aldhani,” explores duality and means of survival for various characters in the series, continuing to expand the world.
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Chesapeake Shores “It’s Not For Me To Say” Review
Chesapeake Shores “It’s Not For Me To Say” brings the O’Briens to one place in order to spend “an ordinary day” full of news.
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Abbott Elementary “Development Day” Review: Going Through It
It’s time to go back to school with a fantastic Season 2 premiere of Abbott Elementary’s “Development Day”
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Chicago Fire “Hold On Tight” Review: A Solid Start
Chicago Fire’s “Hold On Tonight” is a clunky premiere that’s balancing a lot while still allowing some of the love stories to shine.
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Andor Episodes 1-3 Review: A Personal Yet Poignant ‘Star Wars’ Story
Andor Episodes 1-3 exceed expectations of what the Disney era of Star Wars could be with character, story, and world-building.
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‘Cobra Kai’ Season 5 Review: The Strongest Showdown Yet
Cobra Kai Season 5 is the strongest showdown yet, making the Netflix series one that’s consecutively aces.
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‘Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Review: A Promising Start
There is no denying the fact that Amazon Prime’s Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is off to a promising, immersive start.
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