Timeless’ “Karma Chameleon” follows Wyatt and Rufus on a rogue mission to the 80s in an attempt to pull a Back to the Future change.
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Timeless’ “Karma Chameleon” follows Wyatt and Rufus on a rogue mission to the 80s in an attempt to pull a Back to the Future change.
Timeless’ “The Murder of Jesse James” introduced us to The Lone Ranger and Bass Reeves, while exploring the differences between easy choices and right ones.
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Timeless’ “The World’s Columbian Exposition” takes our favorite characters to 1893 Chicago and forces them to confront their fears.
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An end of the year tribute to Sundance Channel’s Rectify after it’s beautifully moving and poetic series finale.
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Agent Carter “Hollywood Ending” did what the show does best by reminding viewers of the importance of unity while keeping a wonderful balance between heart and humor.
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Agent Carter “The Edge of Mystery” and “A Little Song and Dance” showcase the series’ fantastic ability to balance character development and plot.
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Agent Carter “Life of the Party” and “Monsters” played with a variety of noted spy drama tropes, but what they’ve done most phenomenally, is given each of the female characters an opportunity to shine.
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Agent Carter “The Atomic Bomb” reminded viewers of the importance of encouraging others and believing in them.
Read moreI was certain I’d enjoy Agent Carter because of how much I loved Captain America: The First Avenger and Marvel as a whole, but I never expected it to become a series that’d mean a great deal to me as a woman. When I often recommend a series to someone, I make sure it’s something they’re bound to like; therefore, not every series I watch, no matter how wonderful I believe it to be is something I’d recommend to everyone — except for Agent Carter. Marvel’s Agent Carter is doubtlessly the only series I would encourage everyone to watch, especially women because of the gorgeously evocative way it can resonate with
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Agent Carter “Smoke and Mirrors” gives us a flashback and as necessary backstory, it reveals more about Whitney Frost.
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Agent Carter “Better Angels” continues to explore Zero Matter and its ramifications on the people who come close to it.
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Agent Carter “The Lady of the Lake” and “A View in the Dark” bring our favorite characters to a new location and introduce new faces.
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One final tribute to Parks and Recreation’s “One Last Ride” with friends from all over to celebrate the series.
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In its season finale Agent Carter “Valediction” gives Peggy Carter and Howard Stark the closures they needed while resolving the season’s arc.
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Parks and Recreation “Two Funerals” is an episode that reminds viewers that if you have friends, you have everything in life.
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Andy Dwyer’s last day at work makes for a hilarious episode in Parks and Recreation “The Johnny Karate Super Awesome Musical Explosion Show.”
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As a penultimate episode, Marvel’s Agent Carter “Snafu” is an emotional and physical roller-coaster with plenty of reveals.
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Parks and Recreation “Pie Mary” showcases what the characters are willing to do to stand for the things that they believe are important.
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Parks and Recreation’s “Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington” did a gorgeous job of showcasing Leslie and April’s relationship.
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