Female Fury: Batwoman Episode 204, "Fair Skin, Blue Eyes"
I've wanted to like Batwoman. Wanted to from the very launch of the series. But the first season steadily tanked midway through, and this second season hasn't done much to right the ship.
Snakes on a Train: Snowpiercer Collects Worst of Humanity as Planet's Last Survivors
Snowpiercer is a television series based on the movie of the same name, starring Jennifer Connelly, Daveed Diggs, and an expanding cast of characters who, mostly, represent the less-than-respectable aspects of humanity.
Gina Carano Wins Award; LucasFilm Responds by Firing Her
On the same day Critical Blast announced that Gina Carano had been selected by our readers as the Best Series Actor for 2020 based on her work in the Disney Plus streaming series, The Manda
Critical Blast Readers Select Gina Carano as Best Series Actor of 2020
Streaming services once again dominated the voting for the category of Best Series Actor of 2020, with not a single traditional broadcast medium making a statistical showing.
Looking for the Best Series of 2020? Disney Plus Says: This Is The Way.
When Critical Blast first published, we tried to create a category for every form of entertainment medium. A natural choice seemed to be television -- if you didn't see a movie in a theater or on home video, that seemed to be the default option.
Pep Talk: Riverdale Episode 502, "The Preppy Murders"
The fifth season of Riverdale has only aired its second episode, and it already feels like all the air has been let out of its tires. "The Preppy Murders" wraps up just about every mystery that was left -- some of them too quickly and too pat -- in what feels like a rushed job of writing.
Female Fury: Batwoman Episode 202, "Prior Criminal History"
Alice (Rachel skarsten) takes the next step in her plan to bring terror to Gotham.
Pep Talk: Riverdale Episode 501, "Climax"
Riverdale makes its fifth season debut, picking right up with the mysterious videotapes being left around the town where every house apparently still has a functioning VCR in the living room.
Female Fury: Batwoman Episode 201, "What Happened to Kate Kane?"
When Ruby Rose decided to leave the role of the lead character on the CW's BATWOMAN, it put the writers into a bit of a tailspin. The easy thing to do would have been to recast the character with a different actress.
After Trapper's Passing, the AIMS Team Tracks the Wolves of West Virginia on Mountain Monsters
The cryptid-chasing series Mountain Monsters returns to the Travel Channel, starting out on a somber note.
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