Friday’s ‘Steven Universe Future’ episodes drive to the heart of Steven’s problems with maturity and sincerity.
Elisabeth Moss gives one of her best performances to date.
Chris Pratt and Tom Holland are the perfect leading characters.
Mandy Moore is serving up a powerful performance.
Wyatt Oleff’s performance is the highlight of the series.
The war finally arrived on Sunday’s episode.
The episodes reintroduce some of Steven’s best friends as he struggles with his mental health.
Season 16 is Crawley’s fifth attempt at finding love via the franchise.
‘All the Bright Places’ depicts how individuals cope with the losses of those close to them and not necessarily how the mentally ill cope with their own battling depression.
Daryl and Alpha face off in a bloody fight.
The Doctor finds out she isn’t who she thought she was while confronting her greatest villain.
Get ready for some non-ultimatum ultimatums.
With excellent casting, direction and writing at a breakneck pace, Sunday’s episode sets up the series’ last mysteries in impeccable style.
Here’s what’s happening in Athens this weekend.
Teenage Kate is able to escape her abusive relationship.
‘Fantasy Island’ leaves audience members discussing nothing following the movie — besides wanting their money and time back.
Hometowns or homewrecker?
Despite some excellent performances and an introduction to the finale’s main threat, Sunday’s episode is mostly forgettable.
From “The Trolley Problem” episode to Michael’s sacrifice.
Teenage Kate is being abused by her boyfriend.
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