Matthew Goode and some wedding news give this uneven Downton season a happy ending.

Doris gets sidelined in what initially felt like her own episode.

We're entering dangerous waters here.

Now we're talking.

Host Dakota Johnson did not seem comfortable. 

This show is at its best when Frank is facing off with people who are at least as smart as he is.

This is the show I have been waiting for.

This episode suffered from a touch of the Ruby Problem. 

Is Doug being treated inside a West Elm catalogue?

Who remembers Bullitt? Archer does!

The HTGAWM season finale answers a lot of questions, but leaves us with a huge one.

Oops, I destroyed your empire.

Philip grows closer to two teenage girls: his daughter ... and the asset he's seducing.

The adventures of Vulvarine, her transitioning BFF, and the most disgusting man on TV.

This week's episode is jam-packed with inconsistencies, making it another prime example of how this show can go from intriguing to inept at a moment’s notice.

By now it’s pretty obvious to everyone on Team Arrow that Oliver has a renewed death wish.

Choo-Choo decides he's had enough of bloodshed.

A trip to Calgary, a trip to Holland, a trip to David Foster (Wallace)'s charity event. Babyface and Steven Tyler make appearances.

Sometimes I wonder if I’m dreaming this show.

“Spiderhunt” finally helped me put into words the hypothesis that’s long been circling the center of these recaps: New Girl is a good show that could be great if it weren’t a network sitcom.