Awkward., Ep. 5.01, “Prank Amateurs”
The show stumbles out of the gate with Jenna’s characterisation, ignoring other events and relationships in her life to focus solely on her thoughts about Matty, which brings down the entire episode.
The show stumbles out of the gate with Jenna’s characterisation, ignoring other events and relationships in her life to focus solely on her thoughts about Matty, which brings down the entire episode.
The season closes out with some promising character turns, despite a threat to retread familiar ground in atleast one aspect when the show returns.
Jenna continues down the path of maturity as both Matty and Sadie undergo major character examinations in two episodes that indicate the show is finding its footing once again.
Eva drops a bombshell on the group as Sadie discovers a secret about the true identity of Matty’s girlfriend in an episode that manages to be fun despite some jarring storytelling choices.
Jenna gets a glimpse at another side of Eva as Lacey helps Val make an impression at her high school reunion in an entertaining episode.
The fourth season starts off on the right foot in this episode, with both Jenna and Sadie finding themselves in unfamiliar positions as everyone feels the pressure of senior year.
Chuck Review, Season 5, Episode 7, “Chuck Versus the Santa Suit” Written by Amanda Shuman Directed by Peter Lauer Airs Fridays at 8pm (ET) on NBC It’s rare to see brand-new episodes from the networks during the week before Christmas, especially only two days before the big event. Given Chuck’s weak ratings since its move …