“Depression Diet” thoughtfully explores the heartache left after death.
Analytical Features, Reviews, and Big Feelings
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.
JoAnna Garcia Swisher and Reba McEntire reunite in Happy’s Place’s “Social Discontent.”
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“St. Hetty’s Day 2: The Help” puts our favorite gilded heiress to work.
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In true Virgin River fashion, the drama is always dialed up, but Season 7 is the best yet.
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“If You Come For the Queen” thoughtfully centers Daphne in one of the strongest episodes of the season.
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Shrinking’s “I Will Be Grape” beautifully honors Tia on her birthday.
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If you’re on the hunt for a new comedy to escape with, you’re in for a major treat with Rooster.
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Happy’s Place delivers its strongest episode of the season with “Dart to the Heart.”
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“The List” results in an excellent episode centered on embracing the mess of Woodstone.
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Season 3 might not be the show’s strongest arc, but the penultimate and finale make it worth the journey.
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“Dereks Don’t Die” effortlessly reminds us of why it’s important to do the right thing now
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Bridgerton Season 4 is achingly tender, deeply romantic, and the show’s best arc yet.
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“Dance in the Country” brings Benedict and Sophie’s love story to a beautiful conclusion.
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“Battery Park” is a whirlwind of an episode, in more ways than one.
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“No” is a solid episode for both Isabella and Gabby.
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“The Beyond” slows down to grieve the loss of John Stirling, as well as consider the weight of Benedict and Sophie’s actions moving forward.
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Flower’s cult returns, Trevor and Patience confuse us all.
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“The Passing Winter,” leaves viewers in a somber place.
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There is no going back for Benedict and Sophie at the end of Bridgerton’s “Yes or No.”
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“Hold Your Horsies” emphasizes the importance of necessary disruptions.
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