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One episode in, The Leftovers is already a slave to the Plot Twist. Even worse, it appears to have done so in the belief that its audience is stupid.
Given the many clones on Orphan Black, it’s not uncommon to get a sense of deja vu while watching the show. But the opening scene of Governed As It Were By Chance, the fourth episode of season two, conjures not another version of Tatiana Maslany, but a vision of Bryan Cranston in his underwear.
Game of Thrones has become addicted to showing off how horrible its characters can be. It's always been lazy when it came to sexual violence, but now it's just wallowing, and has nothing to say beyond "people are mean."
Felina is an attempt to tie up as many loose ends as possible, and to offer as much redemption to Walter White as the series can justify.
Breaking Bad has insulated Walter White's morality with some exceptional antagonists. Whatever you may think of Walt, he pales next to Tuco, Gus, or the Salamanca cousins.
Finally, The Office got around to answering the question that was on everyone's minds after Andy's reunion with Erin: What's going to happen to Jessica?
If you set your story in a medieval-style world, are you obligated to treat your female characters like crap?
Parks & Recreation defines its characters extremely well. Everyone has a role in the dynamic of the show, and the show always knows what its characters are about.
Except for Ann Perkins.