The Review at the End of the Universe
“Why We Fight” The Expanse concludes its build up to the series finale that sees people reflect on how they hope to end the escalating conflict, along with everything that brought them there. In addition to compelling action and character studies, The Expanse has also delved into discussions of ethics, both as further facets of…
“Redoubt” The Expanse briefly slows its pace, allowing everyone to take stock of recent events and figure out what to do next. For all the excellent action sequences The Expanse regularly provides, it’s impossible to maintain such relentlessness without letting the actual story suffer, so every once in a while it’s nice for an episode…
“Force Projection”
The Expanse pays homage to the past while still looking forwards, as the action and tension both continue to mount.
“Azure Dragon”
The Expanse is back into the swing of things, its disparate ensemble continuing to drive the narrative as everyone takes a few steps further towards the culmination of their various stories.
“Strange Dogs”
The Expanse begins its final season in a measured manner, bringing us up to date with the state of the war against Marco Inaros and his Free Navy, and demonstrating the toll the conflict is taking on all those involved.
“Summer School: Chapter Thirteen”
Stargirl finishes off its second season with an action-packed finale giving every character a moment to shine while bringing the full exploration of its themes full circle.
“Summer School: Chapter Twelve”
Stargirl finishes assembling its main players for the finale, drafting in new allies and bringing back those temporarily exiled, and putting in place the last remaining pieces of story to kick everything off.
“Summer School: Chapter Eleven”
Stargirl delivers another emotional episode that pushes many characters to the brink, forcing them to face who they truly are and reveal the extent to which they’ll go to maintain the illusion of what they’re capable of.
“Summer School: Chapter Ten”
Stargirl begins arranging its pieces to build to the season finale, seeing temporarily absent characters return while varying revelations of trustworthiness make many question what they previously believed true.
“Summer School: Chapter Nine”
Stargirl progresses character development with its darkest episode yet, discussing the finer points of morality and obligation while playing with both audience perception and the nature of objective reality.
