Monday With Mildred: “The Fall”
The Fall Do you love breathtaking thrillers that lead you through a labyrinth of clues, fake outs, intrigues and gory, gratuitous murders? Well, that’s fine, but don’t look for any […]
Category Archives: TV Reviews
Reviews of TV shows as in series, mini-series, and made for TV movies. :)
Monday With Mildred: “The Mentalist”
The Mentalist Recently I told CFR that, between the USPS slowing down getting dvds, when I can find something Netflix actually has instead of sending it straight to the Saved […]
TV Review: “Star Trek: Lower Decks”
Star Trek: Lower Decks OVERALL: I love the new Star Trek shows that are appearing. They can finally show all of human diversity they couldn’t show in early years. LOVE […]
Carry On My Wayward Supernatural Sons
Carry On My Supernatural Wayward Sons So today, Thursday, November 19, 2020, marks the final episode of the final season of that television phenom Supernatural. Love it or could care […]
TV Review: “Teenage Bounty Hunters”
Teenage Bounty Hunters OVERALL: Thank goodness for Netflix ads, and emails. I would never have watched this show. But when I turn on Netflix an an ad comes on, and […]
Monday With Mildred: “The Tunnel”
The Tunnel The trailer for this television series caught my attention with its interesting premise, that a prominent French politician is found lying dead in the middle of a service […]
TV Review: “Celebrity IOU”
Celebrity IOU OVERALL: Hubby is very good at finding shows. He saw this and I said sure. Mostly because the trailer for it had Melissa McCarthy and then other actors […]
Monday With Mildred: “Wynonna Earp”
Wynonna Earp CFR reviewed this a few years back and somehow I neglected to watch the show. My total bad! But now I’ve seen the first three episodes and I’m so hooked. […]
Horrorible Review: “Desperation”
Desperation For a while I was a huge Stephen King fan and read everything that came out as soon as it was available. The everyman voice he brought to his […]
Horrorible Review: “Going Postal”
Going Postal Terry Pratchett bequeathed to the world a lengthy series of novels set in a world he devised called Discworld. It’s a beautifully steampunk, Earth-like land flying majestically through […]
