It’s the perfect time for a certain familiar face to pop back up in the series. Jason Sudeikis’ Mike Miller was one of the best things about Last Man on Earth’s strong second season. Mike re-enters the picture in a very big way, but in spite of this exciting reunion, he’s also going to have to adapt to the many changes that have taken place in his absence. We dig into these changes and how these installments came together as we touch base with the writers of each episode and the series’ co-showrunners, Erik Durbin and Tim McAuliffe....

You struck me in the early stages of the book as someone who doesn’t like the formula of the autobiography at all, something you come back to again at the end. Yeah. You don’t like the false top and tailing that autobiographies tend to feature? But I just thought that it might be interesting to see if I could do it. So what tipped it to 51/49? I suppose it’s because I just thought if I don’t, I’ll never do it....

Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 Episode 14 I wasn’t really sure what I was going to write about this episode until the end. For about 55 minutes, this was another very good episode of Legends of Tomorrow, but after gushing about the show for the past couple of weeks, I didn’t know how much more I had to say about it. We picked up in 1970 after discovering last week that the last fragment of the Spear of Destiny was left with Commander Steel, Nate’s grandfather....

Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 Episode 5 Let me get this out of the way. “Compromised” was another tremendously fun episode of Legends of Tomorrow. I need to state this up front, because I do have to get something off my chest. Legends of Tomorrow has been so very good this season, and “Compromised” is no exception, but if you’re gonna do this time-travel jaunt to different eras and places, well, you gotta do a little better with things like this....

Have you ever had that dream where you’re chased down an endless corridor or staircase, and you’re terrified you won’t escape, and all the time you can feel the pursuer is nearly upon you? For me, that’s the essence of episode six of Life On Mars. It’s all about the story this week. Okay, so Sam’s going to get switched off. Eeek! But, you almost forget about it in the wake of the fantastic plot....

The new CW show stars Lucy Hale as Stella, a young woman who finds out she has gone into remission from what she thought was a terminal cancer diagnosis. In the wake of the announcement, Stella finds out that all of the people in her life have been hiding their own struggles from her in an attempt to make her final months and years happy. “I initially thought it was such a great idea and something that I had never seen or heard before,” said Hale, who chose the CW pilot as her first TV project following the end of Pretty Little Liars....

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Soundcloud While no one was made to be held accountable for their actions in “Metamorphosis,” there were some minor advancements in the tension between the adults and the kids. The kids now have hard evidence against their parents, but Catherine and Geoffrey are onto the kids because of Molly’s slip. With Jonah back on the scene, the parents have to be particularly careful about how they play this out....

“It sucked,” Keaton told The Hollywood Reporter. “The script never was good. I couldn’t understand why he wanted to do what he wanted to do.” “I knew it was in trouble when he said, ‘Why does everything have to be so dark?,’” Keaton explained. Keaton was thrilled to play the iconic comic book hero. Batman Returns, which Burton directed for a 1992 release, was darker than the first film. It co-starred Christopher Walken as the wealthy villain who funded the Penguin, played by Danny DeVito, as he rose from the sewers to eat fish in the face of polite society....

After the very promising premiere of Mike Tyson Mysteries, the second installment opens comfortably enough with everyone hanging out at their clubhouse. It’s a lazy day as Marquess is skimming the pool and Pigeon isn’t helping much in the matter before they receive their mystery of the week. It’s promising that this quickly, in their second episode, it already feels like these guys have the formula down, as we’ll likely begin each episode in this familiar setting....

My Hero Academia Episode 3 “Listen, young man. This is your choice. Do you want to inherent this ability or not!?” “Roaring Muscles” begins right after the bombshell that All Might drops on Midoriya at the end of “What It Takes to Be a Hero.” This somewhat undercuts the theme that’s driven My Hero Academia’s prior installments where anybody can be a hero, whether they have super powers or not. Now, the temptation to give Izuku a quirk is understandable, but he at least learns to appreciate and come to terms with his average nature before he becomes all supered up....

By the end of New Worlds’ second episode, the drama was soaring. Jeremy Northam’s King Charles II had dissolved parliament with the vainglorious air of a man who believes God has personally shined his sceptre, libertarian Angelica Fanshawe had died at the stake shouting republican incitements, and Will Blood – so close to the Crown Jewels yet so far – had leaped off a building after putting papist John Francis and his beloved wife out of their misery....

August 14th, 2014 marked the 20th anniversary of the Virtual Boy, a system touted to be the “first ‘portable’ video game console capable of displaying ‘true 3D graphics’ out of the box.” Nobody seems to care. Nobody is celebrating or holding fanfare for this device. Nintendo is probably trying to bury this date under other news. Where did the console go so wrong? Let’s take a look at what the Virtual Boy did right, what 3D game consoles today have learned from what it did wrong, and see what the current state of 3D gaming can learn from this, so the technology might actually remain legitimized rather than swept under the virtual carpet....

‘How far would you go to avenge the murder of someone you loved?’ That’s the question One Of Us wants us to ponder at the end of its first episode. ‘How much is a week’s self-catering break in a Highlands croft?’ was what it left me wondering. Those rolling landscapes were stunning, even if the view was intermittently spoiled by two grieving families and a dead man in a cage....

Bold: Den of Geek (Robert Bernstein) What other classes can we expect for Neverwinter, aside from Guardian Fighter, Trickster Rogue and Control Wizard? The players can create user generated quests to share with other players. Does this content have to be approved before being shared? No, but we will be monitoring feedback and complaints. There will be preloaded maps/tools in the foundry at launch. Are there plans to add more kits in the future as DLC?...

Positive Side: I’ve talked before about how I wish the side characters would get more to do in Megaforce. Burley, Ernie, Johnny 5 err… Tensu, and even Gosei. In this episode we get what could be called kind of a Tensu focus while Ernie’s actually contributes to the overall plot and isn’t just a place for the Megaforce Rangers to hang out in for a minute before rushing off to a fight....

People feel this sense of regret more keenly with Robert De Niro, who had further to fall after he stopped trying in 2002, but he at least continues to play the first or second lead, putting his name to the project and living or dying by it. Willis increasingly takes on roles that seem to require little time investment, and mails it in contentedly. There’s a responsibility that comes with having a big name, though....

1.11 The Inquisition With just two episodes to go after this one, you would expect the series arc of Primeval: New World to start rounding off and heading towards its conclusion, and that’s what we get in this talky, plot-driven scattergun episode which abandons the monster of the week format completely to deliver us something a little more tense, revelatory and character-driven. It’s an episode that is void of new CGI or new creatures, but makes up for it by answering some of the questions we have and lifting the shroud off Project Magnet, Canada’s secret paranormal investigating department....

Prison Break Season 5 Episode 8 Oh thank god Michael’s ability to hide secrets in drawings wasn’t actually encoded in Mike’s DNA. Before the episode ended I had this big plan to talk about how hilarious that notion was but thankfully it was all just a really elaborate set up by Jacob. I mean okay, I totally would have run with it but that would have taken a little of the credibility out of the show....

Did anyone else sit down to watch this week’s episode of Psychoville with a horrible sense of forboding? Following the death of Oscar Lomax, whose loss, you may remember, I spent much of last week’s review bemoaning, I’ve been anxiously wondering just whom the series is going to exterminate next. Thankfully, this week’s episode, while still horribly macabre, followed a slightly different pattern from the three previous weeks. Scottish assassin, Finney (I’m going to stop describing him as a detective, since he appears to have dropped that pretence himself this week), is still lurking in the shadows, and more than one person meets a sticky end, but this is the first episode in the series that hasn’t seen the slaughter of a central character....