Transformers: Robots in Disguise “Battlegrounds, Part 2”

It’s finale time on Transformers: Robots in Disguise. And literally the only time I’ve seen a “previously on” segment for this show. Needless to say, I doubt it will be a common occurrence. Things pick up right where they left off. Drift actually has the insight to ask Fixit whether the guy right in front […]

BoJack Horseman: Season Two

BoJack Horseman is Netflix’s best original show. This is better than House of Cards, better than Orange Is the New Black, better even than Daredevil, which until last Friday was the high-water mark for the streaming service’s original programming. BoJack creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg has pared this show down to its essence and found exactly what works about it, and the result is nothing less […]

Hannibal: “Digestivo”

Margaux and I literally have to make ourselves stop talking about how good Hannibal was this week. (PS, now that Hannibal has moved to Saturdays, look for our coverage on Mondays.) Trevor: First of all, thanks for filling in for me last week when I was spending way too much money at Comic Con. Last week’s “Dolce” was a hell […]

Transformers: Robots in Disguise “Some Body, Any Body”

We’ve gotten a lot of body horror in the last month of Transformers: Robots in Disguise, haven’t we? Well, the good news is that all of that is behind us. The bad news is that you’d better be ready for some more. Sideswipe is pretty proud of his body. Regular Mr. I’m-so-awesome-and-you-suck. Goes on and […]

Ted 2

Let me preface my review of Ted 2 by saying: I like Family Guy. I like American Dad! and I even like The Cleveland Show (laugh it up, but it really hits its stride around halfway through its first season and finds a voice of its own). But I’m far from a Seth MacFarlane apologist; I recognize that Family Guy‘s head disappeared up […]

Inside Out

In its two decades so far, Pixar has given us many wonderful movies, starting with their first and to this date best, Toy Story. That 1995 game-changer set the bar at nearly impossible heights, sure, but more recent titles like Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, and WALL-E don’t just stand out as exceptional pictures geared towards children […]

Hannibal: “Antipasto”

Margaux and I take a look at Bryan Fuller’s brilliant Hannibal.  Trevor: Season two of Hannibal was structured like the traditional Japanese dish kaiseki from which it took each of its episode titles. Every installment complemented every other one. Season three, however, is increasingly baroque. Bryan Fuller has said that he’s abandoning the gimmick of titling each […]