tudordanandrei Reviews

Space Force: Conjugal Visit (2020) Season 1, Episode 8

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[2/10 · 12 June 2020]

I have never seen anything as cringey as that k-pop dance in the car.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Police (2020) Season 7, Episode 14

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[6/10 · 8 June 2020]

John Oliver does manage to raise some good points during this episode, but it felt a little bit biased to try and justify the looting of the stores. It could've been great if he was able to explain the whole picture rather than disregarding certain events or justifying certain actions to push the narative

The Shield (2002–2008)

There will never be anything quite like The Shield

[10/10 · 15 May 2020]

The Shield is revolutionary. It completely redefined the TV genre by having bad cops the main characters for a whopping total of 89 episodes. It is the reason why many shows look like they look today. It took huge responsibilities and they definitely proved to be the right ones. I love this show. It is my favourite drama ever, if not my favourite TV show hands down! It immediately grabs you in and with every step the Strike Team takes into oblivion you go with them. You just can't look away. From start to finish it told a story so gripping, so outstanding that you have no other choice but to stay and look. Wonderful.

In Treatment: Jesse: Week Five (2010) Season 3, Episode 19

The highlight of the last two seasons

[10/10 · 15 May 2020]

While it is clear that the show started struggling after season one, this episode is quite likely the highlight of the last two seasons. A disturbed Jesse appears at the door of Paul late in the night requesting a session. What happens next is nothing short of astonishing. You won't realize when the time has passed as you will be dragged into the story. Great episode.

The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst: "What the Hell Did I Do?" (2015) Season 1, Episode 6

Outstanding!

[10/10 · 11 May 2020]

Possibly the most jaw-dropping ending to a documentary. You will be left at the end wondering what you just witnessed. The documentary is one of the few which actually brings a kind of closure, and boy, it is incredible!

The Shield: Grave (2005) Season 4, Episode 2

Worst episode so far

[6/10 · 14 September 2019]

Between trying to push an anti-vaxx agenda, the new Farmington boss who is a character that is extremely annoying and very much unlikeable, the dissolution of the Strike Team and a very gross scene where Vic makes someone vomit using mustard there isn't much to bring this episode up. There are a few good jokes along the way and the cases are pretty interesting but it still makes for the worst 'The Shield' episode so far.

Lost: Ab Aeterno (2010) Season 6, Episode 9

"Now THAT I can do..."

[10/10 · 7 February 2019]

Quite possibly one of the top 5 best episodes of Lost, and definitely the single greates scene in the whole show(the only one that comes close is the one in the Walkabout episode, when we discover Locke's past accompanied by the legendary words "Don't tell me what I can't do!") where Jacob tells Richard what the island is and we lear how Richard got on the island, and more importantly how he became immortal. This is every reason why Lost was so damn great.