TV Reviews & Commentaries

This week's "The Walking Dead" a wonderful, almost surreal return to "normalcy" for Rick Grimes and the survivor group.

"Child Star" is a predictable look at the new New Directions that somehow also hits some of the right emotional notes. Or maybe the impending end is just making me soft on Glee.

Parks and Recreation goes out perfectly, their mix of heart and humor well used to show us the characters' future.

"A Wedding" is full of holes, but it's hard to care this close to the end, when the fun and emotional are coming at high levels.

The "Sleepy Hollow" season two finale is a great conclusion to the first two seasons of the FOX series.

This week's "The Walking Dead" episode "Them" is a slower-paced but effective story, bringing the survivors back together only to struggle, desperate and dying.

Glee gets things together in a moving episode that has a few plot holes, but not too many.

It's definitely a gripping, intense, climatic, yet emotional episode; lines are drawn and the players firmly decide which side they're on: good or evil.

Spike TV’s new reality show Coaching Bad takes us behind the scenes into the gritty underbelly of children’s athletics to counsel angry coaches. Think of it as the Dance Moms of kid sports. Ray Lewis, former Ravens linebacker, plays host alongside anger management specialist Dr. Christian Conte as they aim …

Wow! What an incredible premiere episode for The Walking Dead's fifth season back half!