Two timelines proved to be pointless. I would've much rather watched a show about Darby and Bill backpacking across America solving cases than it being a backdrop for a lackluster murder mystery. Corrin's so wooden in the present timeline (a complete 180 from the past) that you begin to wonder if th

Watching the Villiers' ascension is exhilarating. However, Mary & George truly peaks when depicting the fall. Tony Curran gives one of my favorite performances of the year. He breathes new life into already beautifully written dialogue. Julianne Moore is a close second with her portrayal of the call

"Memory is a monster."   This season explores the full extent of memory's precarious nature. It's a burden, a joy, a revelation, vulnerable to manipulation, and something worth holding onto. Louis' story is held together and ultimately torn asunder by this intangible force. Over the course of the