The Newsroom wrapped up its first season with a timely nod to Republican voter suppression laws and a whole lotta symmetry to bring the finale full circle, back to the key events of the series pilot. READ FULL STORY »
Tag: Season finales (11-20 of 62)
Aug 19
2012
11:15 PM ET
'Political Animals' finale review: Real-life politics ended up swamping this miniseries
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This is your SPOILER ALERT if you haven’t watched the series (season?) finale of Political Animals. READ FULL STORY »
Aug 13
2012
11:06 PM ET
Did 'The Closer' set up 'Major Crimes' to fail?
Image Credit: (left) Darren Michaels (right) Karen Neal The Closer
Jun 17
2012
10:54 PM ET
'The Killing' season finale review: The murder of Rosie Larsen was solved
The Killing wrapped up its second season on Sunday night by solving the murder case that took about 26 days to solve in Killing-time, but seemed to take a lot longer to many of us who stuck with it. By the end, you may have felt like Mireille Enos’ Sarah Linden did: Like walking away in an exhausted daze.
SPOILER ALERT: DON’T READ FURTHER IF YOU DON’T WANT TO KNOW WHO KILLED ROSIE LARSEN. READ FULL STORY »
Jun 16
2012
10:42 AM ET
'Girls' and 'Mad Men' season finales: A VIDEO review
Girls wraps up its first season on Sunday. In contrast to Mad Men, which concluded with rather muted notes (Don casting a lizard gaze on a woman who chats him up in a bar; Pete looking into his soul and seeing a bag of wet sand), Girls is a-poppin’. READ FULL STORY »
Jun 11
2012
11:45 AM ET
'Mad Men' season finale review: Don Draper, the Easter Jesus, and 'The Phantom,' the ghost who walks
Mad Men wrapped up its fifth season with “The Phantom,” an episode that served as a refresher-course in the themes that had been explored throughout the previous weeks, as though prepping us for Professor Matthew Weiner’s final exam. Let’s run through them, shall we, class?
Q: Why was Don Draper unhappy? A: Before we answer that, let’s state what we can now see were the season’s two grand, over-arching themes: That achieving one’s goals does not bring anything like happiness, and that everyone — viewers and other characters alike — wants to see Pete Campbell punched in the face again and again and again. READ FULL STORY »
May 21
2012
10:16 PM ET
'House' series finale review: All's well that ends musically
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May 14
2012
11:49 AM ET
'Smash' season finale: A video preview-review
Smash concludes its first season tonight, and we’ll see who gets to take center-stage, Megan Hilty’s Ivy or Katharine McPhee’s Karen, to portray Marilyn Monroe in the show’s Broadway-show-within-a-TV-show, the don’t-call-it-a-bomb Bombshell, previewing in Boston. READ FULL STORY »
May 9
2012
11:09 PM ET
'CSI' season finale review: Now THAT'S how to shake up a series!
Image Credit: Sonja Flemming/CBS
Gotta hand it to CSI: The show went big for its 12th-season finale on Wednesday night. One big resignation (“I out!”), a triple homicide, a double kidnapping, a wife revealed — the linchpin of the CSI franchise proved it’s still the best of ‘em. READ FULL STORY »
Jan 22
2012
11:01 PM ET
The final 'Prime Suspect' episodes: A farewell to a good show
NBC burned off the final two episodes of Prime Suspect on Sunday night. The football game was on Fox, CBS aired a rerun, you aren’t watching Desperate Housewives anymore, are you, especially when you could watch Downton Abbey? Anyway, much in the manner a criminal on an episode of Prime Suspect might dispose of two dead bodies, NBC dumped Prime Suspect with a pair of new, good episodes. READ FULL STORY »
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