Scandal has always excelled at finales, so it’s no surprise that “Where the Sun Don’t Shine” is just as fun, twist-y, and shocking as it’s predecessors. Also, it’s obvious from the opening sequence that all actors, and director Tony Goldwyn (Fitz)!, are bringing their A-game.
Thus far, Scandal’s go-to formula is a melting pot of backstabbing, affairs, double dealings, and constantly-shifting alliances, and, three-and-a-half seasons in, this formula has yet to fail: “Ride, Sally, Ride” shows Scandal still knows exactly what it’s doing.
“A Door Marked Exit” manages to keep the storytelling momentum rolling without a single bump–seriously, this episode is good. Everyone’s at the top of their game, and it clearly shows throughout the episode–after three and half seasons, these people have obviously mastered the art of telling a great story AND delivering a tense, climactic mid-season finale.
Eureka, Season 5, Episode 10, “The Honeymooners” Written by Eric Tuchman Directed by Joe Morton Airs Mondays at 9pm ET on SyFy After the several-episode struggle to save Holly, she finally gets a chance to be a physical, living being again…with complications. This episode provides some of Felicia Day’s best work of the series as …
Eureka, Season 5, Episode 3, “Force Quit” Written by Terri Hughes Burton and Ron Milbauer Directed by Mike Rohl Airs Mondays at 9pm ET on SyFy The three-part arc that has found the Astraeus crew trapped in a virtual world comes to a predictable conclusion this week as the crew is rescued. …
The Brother From Another Planet Directed by John Sayles Written by John Sayles USA, 1984 A black, mute extraterrestrial with three toes and a detachable eye, played by Joe Morton (Terminator 2 Judgment Day), crash lands in Harlem, and spends his days working at an arcade and hanging out at local pubs, while hiding out …