Jessica begins her look at weird made-for-TV movies from the 1970s with The Cat Creature. Continue reading »
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Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Nevermore,” “Snow,” and “Beggar’s Comet”
A trio of episodes explains Jessica’s love of Diana. Plus Lance Henriksen! Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Though Lovers Be Lost” and “Walk Slowly”
Catherine’s time as the Beauty is at an end. It’s only just the beginning for Diana, though. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Ceremony of Innocence” and “The Rest is Silence”
Paracelsus achieves victory in the Season 2 finale as Vincent falls into madness. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “The Hollow Men” and “What Rough Beast”
Thrill killers and manipulated reporters bring trouble for Vincent and Catherine. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Trial” and “A Kingdom By the Sea”
There’s a ridiculously boring case this week, but at least Elliot Burch returns to New York. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “The Watcher” and “A Distant Shore”
Catherine’s got a stalker, and the preternatural bond between Vincent and Catherine grows deeper. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Arabesque” and “When the Bluebird Sings”
A Prima ballerina and a ghost painter liven up Beauty and the Beast this week. Continue reading »
Beauty and the Beast “The Outsiders” and “Orphans”
Subhuman transients threaten Below and Vincent finally gets to “meet” Catherine’s father. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Brothers” and “A Gentle Rain”
Vincent settles old scores, and a wayward child becomes a flashpoint in the conflict between Below and Above. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “A Fair and Perfect Knight” and “Labyrinths”
Vincent rolls for both misguided self-pity and helpful initiative this week. Only one roll is successful. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “God Bless the Child” and “Sticks and Stones”
Below gains a reluctant new addition in an understated Christmas episode Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Ashes, Ashes” and “Dead of Winter”
Below grapples with tragedy and deals with a nefarious party-crasher in a melancholy pair of episodes. Continue reading »
Beauty and the Beast Review “Chamber Music” and “Remember Love”
Season two starts off creaky, but makes up for it with a fun fantasy jaunt. Continue reading »
Review Beauty and the Beast “Ozymandias” and “A Happy Life”
Construction projects and awkwardly done kissing scenes close out the first season of Beauty and the Beast. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast “Everything is Everything” and “To Reign in Hell”
Paracelsus returns to wreak vengeance in classic archnemesis style. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast “Down To A Sunless Sea” and “Fever”
These two episodes serve as good examples of the show’s structural problems. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast “Temptation” and “Promises of Someday”
Joe gets into trouble with a Revlon temptress and Vincent’s adoptive brother returns to New York. Continue reading »
Beauty and the Beast: “China Moon” and “The Alchemist”
Beauty and the Beast highlights the two things people in the 1980s worried about the most: Asians and designer drugs. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast “An Impossible Silence” and “Shades of Grey”
Beauty and the Beast becomes a bit richer as Above and Below collide with a murder and a cave-in. Continue reading »
Review: Beauty and the Beast, “Dark Spirit” and “A Children’s Story”
That voodoo you don’t do so well is on full display this week in Beauty and the Beast. Continue reading »
