Even though it’s been a couple of weeks since the Season 1 finale of House of the Dragon dropped, fans are still talking about everything that went down between House Targaryen. The new series, which is a prequel to Game of Thrones, focused on King Viserys (Paddy Considine) and who he chose as his successor.
With only two more episodes left of The Walking Dead, viewers are eagerly awaiting the fate of their favorite characters. Already, many of them are in precarious situations, and there is some question as to the outcome between them and the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth was a community first introduced via the radio in Season 10
Now that Season 1 of House of the Dragon has aired, viewers are now comparing the first season to its predecessor, Game of Thrones. When Game of Thrones first dropped, viewers were immediately talking about the level of nudity and violence that occurred. From shocking sex scenes to grizzly deaths, it seemed that every episode
AMC’s TV show, The Walking Dead, is based on a comic book series created by Robert Kirkman. This means that the network has a great source of material already written and can draw on it for inspiration for their series. Already, viewers have seen many deaths on TV play out pretty much exactly the same
Episode 22 of The Walking Dead saw the farce of a trial involving Eugene Porter (Josh McDermitt). Pamela Milton (Laila Robins) had decided he was the one to take the blame for everything going down in the Commonwealth that she disagreed with. Because of this, a trial was set, and Yumiko (Eleanor Matsuura) was supposed
Law & Order Thursdays are heating up November this week. Coming off another intriguing week of episodes, all three Law & Order series offer even bigger storylines this Thursday. On the mothership Law & Order, the cops investigate a murder connected to a con man, leaving them with many suspects. Law & Order: Special Victims
With only three episodes left of The Walking Dead — forever — things are all starting to come together now. The entirety of Season 11C has dealt with the underhanded tactics of the Commonwealth. It has culminated in a mass divide among our favorite characters and the enormous community headed by Pamela Milton (Laila Robins).
There is nothing a mother wouldn’t do to save her child. After a case where Wallace made the mistake of trusting the wrong person, FBI had a special Sunday night showing, which was a big one. The abduction of a young boy seemed a straightforward case, only to take a dramatic turn when his mother’s
Chicago Med is finally going to circle back to the son of Dr. Dean Archer during the new episode of the show. Earlier in Season 8, Dean stopped in to see his son in jail, who ended up there due to a severe drug addiction. Since then, the show has focused on other storylines, including
Chicago P.D. has an intense investigation taking place, and the next new episode is going to fully explore that. On the last episode of Chicago P.D., the night was focused on a case in which Officer Kevin Atwater was involved. This meant that the storyline about Sean O’Neal (played by Jefferson White) had to be