Star Wars Rebels Season 4 Episode 11 After the emotional beating that was “Jedi Night,” “DUME” shows how the characters of Star Wars Rebels deal with grief — on both the Rebel and Imperial sides. Governor Pryce is still alive, but her decision to destroy the fuel depot to stop the Jedi has brought Thrawn’s wrath down upon Lothal. Hera and Ezra descend into personal journeys to deal with their loss, while Sabine and Zeb take a more active tack and brawl with Thrawn’s enforcer, Rukh....

But it did. And for that, filmgoers everywhere should be thankful. The ways in which Johnston’s tireless efforts helped shape the look of the original Star Wars trilogy are immeasurable — he created the initial design of Boba Fett, for example — yet his work is still overshadowed by that of late, great conceptual artist Ralph McQuarrie. That should all change with the release of Star Wars Storyboards: The Original Trilogy....

Space We start right from where we left off, with Lt Johansen (Alaina Huffman) pointing out in the first few minutes, “Emotionally, a lot has been left unresolved.” The crew of the Destiny are still at each other’s throats for various reasons and certain people still blame themselves for the events of episode ten. For those of you who’ve just tuned in, in episode ten, Sgt Spencer (Josh Blacker) died and the crew then spent most of the episode blaming each other before going, “Oh, he committed suicide!...

It’s one thing when you’re just going for gags but another when you’re world building and creating fairly realistic characters. The more standard twenty-two minutes give you breathing room but with eleven you can’t mess around, you have to make every second count. We spoke with Ben Levin and Matt Burnett, former writers for Steven Universe and now series creators of Cartoon Network’s Craig of the Creek, about writing for this compressed format....

What’s more, Storage 24 is that rarest of things: a big screen, broad monster movie, conceived and shot in Britain. It’s from the head of the ever-industrious Noel Clarke, who penned the original script, and produces and stars in the film. He’s a good lead, too, as Charlie. When we meet him, he’s sat in a car with his best friend Mark, having just being dumped by his long-term girlfriend....

Sherlock Holmes. Hercule Poirot. Veronica Mars. Endeavour Morse. Unlikely names are clearly the birthright of any decent fictional PI. Even the relatively conventional Sam Spade and John Shaft sound like characters christened by Vic and Bob when you think about it. Cormoran Strike though, the creation of thriller novelist Robert Galbraith (himself the creation of JK Rowling) takes the PI biscuit. It’s a fabulously implausible name that belongs on the 1940s cover of a boys’ own adventure comic....

There are dark forces at work in Midway City, and so it’s up to sharp-shooting assassin Deadshot (Will Smith), crazed ex-psychiatrist Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) and a bunch of other “psychotics and freaks” to bring order out of chaos. The only trouble is, neither Deadshot nor the rest of his motley crew – which also counts Aussie thief Boomerang (Jai Courtney) man-eating monster Killer Croc (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) and flame-throwing hoodlum El Diablo (Jay Hernandez) – particularly want to commit to the mission laid out for them....

2.18 Ace Reporter Lena Luthor can’t catch a break. First of all, she’s a Luthor, which may come with its fair share of resources, sure, but might not be worth it when you also take into account the drama and emotional abuse that also seems to be a requisite part of being in this family. Second of all, her ex-boyfriend ended up being nanobot-infected serial killer. Sure, he wasn’t aware of what he was doing, but that arguably only made it more difficult when Lena had to choose between killing Jack (played by iZombie‘s Rahul Kohli) and letting Supergirl die a slow, tortorous death-by-nanobot....

Supergirl Season 3 Episode 3 This episode is all about fathers and closure, although not everyone got the ending they wanted. J’onn reunites with his father M’gann’s emergency at the end of the last episode turns out to be a personal one for J’onn: his father is alive. M’yrnn Jonzz is a religious leader, and this episode takes the opportunity to open up the religion of Mars, which is intertwined with the origins of the genocide white Martians perpetrated against the green, while also showing Supergirl go toe to toe with her equals for the first time in a while....

6.15 The French Mistake This episode is a great episode. It is easily one of the best episodes of the whole six seasons of Supernatural and is comparable to some of the best episodes from the likes of Buffy, Angel and any Star Trek series you care to pick. The point I am trying to make here is this review will contain spoilers and if you haven’t seen the episode, you really should stop reading now and come back after you’ve watched it and thank me for the extra warning....

6.4 Weekend At Bobby’s Back to the present day and Sam and Dean are investigating a gruesome death and contact Bobby for help. Despite interrupting his work, Bobby drops everything and spends the night finding out information for the brothers and, after passing on the information to Dean, gets back to what he was doing. Bobby has a demon trapped in the basement and is torturing it to extract information about Crowley....

6.5 Live Free Or Twihard Sam and Dean are investigating the rise in the disappearance of teenage girls and they go to the home of the latest victim. In her bedroom they discover her fascination with vampires, the sparkly poetry variety. On the girl’s laptop they find messages from someone hinting that they are a vampire wanting to meet her at a local bar. Elsewhere, a van containing donated blood is held up and the cargo stolen....

Bella, the sleek thief from the rabbit’s foot episode, returns. She’s a nice addition, a foil to Dean that Sam hasn’t been able to provide for a while. Of course she tries to screw over the brothers and then needs their help, which provides a tantalising bit of background, unexpected for a secondary character (we can only hope that this means Bella will be back). A young woman drowns in her own shower....

*To anyone who may not get the reference, congratulations: you’re not from Cleveland and you probably have a much happier life than I do. “The Decisions” has to be quite good to make up for its frankly distasteful title (Ok, ok, I’ll stop. He’s back now. Everything’s going to alright.). Thankfully, “The Decisions” is…save for one aspect. I’ve always suspected that one of the reasons comedies seem to be “graded” much differently from dramas is the former’s “throw it all the wall and see what sticks mentality....

The ‘Valley’, as it’s known, is a hidden away refuge, an idyllic setting working as a co-operative commune, using the land and natural resources to help the 20 or so members live a happy, sunny existence picking fruit, having barn dances and generally making good of the situation they are in. Now, I can’t tell if Max Beesley is a bad actor (he didn’t seem to be in Hotel Babylon), but the more he plays Tom, the more robotic, clumsy and just dim he seems to be....

1.1 Shovels And Keys Knight developed Taboo from an idea originated by Hardy and his father. To hear them tell it, that idea was to bundle up every male lead in nineteenth century literature into one fearsome package: James Keziah Delaney. Part-Bill Sykes, part-Magwitch, part-Heathcliff, part-Sherlock Holmes and part-Marlow from Heart Of Darkness, Delaney is more myth than man. He’s more hat than anything else in episode one. In truth, there’s no-one he resembles so much as Steven Knight’s other inscrutable TV lead, Peaky Blinders’ laconic Thomas Shelby....

3.7 Currents Teen Wolf is a show that can provide a lot of elements for a lot of viewers. There’s the aspect of adorable teenagers and their making out, shirtlessness, and the general titillation that keeps the younger fans in their seats, but there’s so much more to the show than its teen romance overtones, even in an episode that features a pretty prominent near-kiss and multiple erection jokes. At times this episode is legitimately funny, tense, moving, scary, and pulse-pounding by turns, depending on the scene and the situation involved....

It’s common practice for an episode to focus on only one turtle; this one starts off with a focus on Donnie (and Casey), but relegates them to the sidelines for most of the story. Because the lead turtle is pushed to the B-story, the others are pushed even further to the fringes of the episode. Raph, Leo, and Mikey have little to nothing to say or do; how sad is it that Mikey only has about three jokes?...

Today Is The Day is the first of what looks like a pivotal two part story where I’m hoping Jesse’s motivation for wanting Cameron mistrusted by John is finally revealed. It’s the entire basis of her mission, and one that she was prepared to sacrifice Riley to achieve. The story starts with the various fallouts of Riley’s disappearance, on both Jesse who killed her and those who’ve assumed Cameron did it....

Episode 8, which also holds a passport in the name of ‘Mr Ferguson is Ill Today’, is great story telling, superbly acted and an emotionally gripping ride in places. It all starts in a curious way, with much the same events seen from a different perspective. So, in sequence, we see ‘Sarah’s Story’, ‘Cameron’s Story’ and then ‘John’s Story’. What happens here isn’t especially significant. It has much to do with John’s girlfriend Riley, and how she’s both in danger and a security risk in one cute and bubbly package....