South Park Season 21 Episode 6 Hang onto your broomsticks, we have plenty to discuss about last night’s Halloween episode of South Park. This week, The Village Voice penned a feature that questioned whether you could call South Park’s resistance to directly addressing Trump “a moral and ethical failure, but it’s certainly an artistic one.” The piece not only sidesteps that the last season and a half was almost solely focused on Trump and the toxic environment his candidacy created, but called out Stone and Parker for not having “the will or the introspective nature” to examine “themselves and white American manhood....

Reeves’ new film, Knock Knock, is finally getting a US release. Eli Roth directed the movie, which appeared in the UK earlier this year. As part of his promotional work for the movie, Reeves appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live in the US, and talked about the Speed sequel. “I loved working with Jan de Bont and Sandra, of course. It was just a situation in life where I got the script and I read the script and I was like ‘ugggghhh’....

Our spoiler-free review is here. Earlier this year, Iron Man 3 showed that it’s possible for the Avengers to return to their solo adventures with enviable ease following the Marvel Studios mash-up that smashed box office records. Now it’s the turn of Thor and Loki to make that journey as Thor: The Dark World brings everyone’s favourite Asgardians back for another feature-length outing, pitting the brothers Odinson against Malekith and the Dark Elves....

After last week’s jaw-dropping fall, (well, push) of Sam Walker, the top brass of the British arm of the CIA, and the revelation that Sarah Caulfield is not the innocent order taking company girl we thought, we start this week with a little more info hinted at about her secret agenda, the meeting in Basel and why she had to dispatch her boss in the most gruesome way. Teased at and hinted, there was a notion that this week’s episode would be about this secret meeting and why Sarah acted the way she did, but this isn’t the case at all as after the funeral of Sam, during which Sarah’s crocodile tears convince Lucas of her love for him and commitment to her country, we are given a shift in plot and a cruel curve ball that leaves the tantalising story about Basel and the ‘new world order’ for a later date....

Star Wars Rebels Season 3 Episode 10 It’s been a while since we’ve seen Lothal. At night, the world where Ezra grew up is lit up with menacing neon sights proclaiming the Imperial occupation. Starting from this almost Blade Runner-esque upgrade to a familiar landscape, “An Inside Man” has a little bit of everything: humor, action, and a Thrawn who is a bit more hands-on with his work this week, and more frightening for it....

Lost The Stargate TV franchise has a history of giving out good small background roles to be continually filled throughout the shows run. Who can forget Walter, the gate technician or Sgt Siler, the senior engineer on SG-1? When it came to Atlantis, the showrunners went a little further, giving Dr Zelenka purpose and story and Dr Grodin a hero’s exit in the show’s Season 1 finale. Now, in Universe, we have a whole slew of background characters, each being given a chance to break out of their own shells and take on a role within the show’s story....

Adapted from Joe Dunthorne’s 2008 novel of the same name, Submarine is the coming of age story of Swansea teen, Oliver Tate (Craig Roberts). A brilliantly-drawn caricature of teenage self-importance, Tate is one in a long line of teenage characters who are in equal parts endearing and exasperating. Narrated by Tate’s inner monologue, the film gently mocks the po-faced certainties of adolescence and gets its laughs by exposing the gaps between the real story and Tate’s overblown version of events....

So, if your eyes had wandered over the delicious content on Den Of Geek yesterday, you may have glimpsed the big Supernatural news. Season 6, ladies and gentleman has been green lit. It’s all go! It’s coming up trumps! It’s in the fast lane with all the other TV show vehicles! Of course, like any other show with a storyline which seemed to be heading quickly towards its natural conclusion, this throws up a whole barrel of questions....

6.3 The Third Man The trio track down a likely suspect, a grieving father, and while questioning him are confronted by his young son who is the actual killer and in possession of the weapon. Castiel retrieves the weapon from him whilst Dean questions the boy, who reveals that he traded his soul for it with an angel. Castiel can obtain the identity of the soul-buying angel, but at great pain to the boy....

5.16 Lie Ability According to the internet, apparently only one thing happened during this episode, and that is the revival of the Stydia ship, which has been sitting on the bottom of the ocean floor for the past season or so. It seems best to address this first, before talking about everything else that occurred. Showrunner Jeff Davis was recently quoted saying “this episode starts two characters down a path that’s been building for years....

Early in the episode, Leo tries to run a training session of King of the Mountain with his brothers. Leo wants them all to fight him in his preferred close quarter combat style, but instead each of them uses their preferred method (Donnie uses physics, Raph uses brute force, and Mikey flows to the beat of his tPod) to win. Leo complains about not following his rules to a t, which leads to frustration on both ends....

There’s been a lot of anticipation (and fear) around the introduction of Casey Jones (voiced by Josh Peck) and writers Kevin Burke & Chris Wyatt wisely kept his introduction simple. Throughout the episode, Casey interacts solely with April. In April and his’ fight with Mutagen Man, he uses a pipe from the trash instead of his classic hockey stick. He’s not super cool or strong; he’s a scrawny outcast that’s not as skilled as April is at fighting....

The 100 prisoners were initially sent down to the surface as guinea pigs—is the planet safe? Is it inhabitable? But Project Exodus also represented a fresh attempt at utopia. As we’ve seen throughout the season, though, this group of survivors does not see or understand the potential they represent for mankind to save itself. Actually, that’s not true. Wells understood what was at stake, as does Clarke. She continues to believe in the greater good of their group, and what their success means to those left on the Ark....

Here are seven episodes that any Griffin family fan should familiarise themselves with: 2) The Father, The Holy Son, and The Fonz (Season Four) One of the rare episode’s featuring Peter’s father, this is essentially a thinly veiled attack on organised religion. Peter sets up his own church – of The Fonz – following an argument with his dad. 3) Da Boom (Season Two)First aired in Christmas 1999, this episode played on the fears surrounding the millennium bug as Quahog, and the rest of the world, paid the consequences of failing technology....

The Affair Season 3 Episode 2 “So what the fuck happened?” So for example, this episode, which focuses on Helen and Alison, is set one year prior to Noah’s material in the premiere, but still set two years after the events of last year’s finale. Jumping around this much in the show’s timeline, in the second episode no less, seems a little needlessly complicated, but the stories filling it is are least strong....

“Helen,” said Susie, “you might make it through this process without ever losing”. But before we get to that, the most important matter of the week. If you ever doubted the influence of Den Of Geek, then let those fears be eradicated now. For four years now, I’ve waged a one-drunkard campaign against the treat segment of The Apprentice, and its failure to inform, entertain or educate in any sense whatsoever....

11.8 The Tesla Recoil At this point in The Big Bang Theory’s life, it’d be hard to build a solid defence of any of the characters. At one point or another they’ve all acted like terrible people, and for once The Tesla Recoil sees the show really lean into that and exploit it not just for laughs, but also for drama. I can see how this episode might be infuriating for a certain quadrant of the audience, but for me it felt more honest and – as a result – funny than a more traditionally light-hearted instalment....

7.3 The Scavenger Vortex Competition has always been a great foundation for a sitcom episode (examples are more than plentiful, but kids, the all-time classic is probably Friends’ The One With the Embryos; while Phoebe is off getting impregnated with her brother’s babies, everyone else spends all day on a quiz about each other’s habits. It’s funnier than it sounds). The Big Bang Theory has got good mileage out of the concept before, particularly successfully in the pie-based climax of The Re-Entry Minimization....

The show writes governmental conspiracy — and conspiracy as a whole — well. The only other show that came close to legitimizing epic covert plots on this scale was The X-Files, and X-Files was quite a long, long time ago when you really think about it. I try not to. It makes me feel old as the hills. The strangeness of the show’s reality allows for Elizabeth to be less interesting than most procedural television anchors are....

Monday night’s episode began to give us a fuller sense of Reddington, the father. Is he, as a person in general, still cloaked in mystery? Absolutely. And well he should be. It is, after all, only the very start of season 2 and clearly this show isn’t going anywhere soon. But an image of Red as a protector is sliding more visibly into place. We’ve seen him behave in a paternal way towards Elizabeth in the past, but his motives have always been suspect....