Sunday night’s Mad Men episode “Lady Lazarus” evoked a lot of emotion from each character, as they all seem to have been going through their own sort of personal life dilemma: whether Megan being unable to tell Don her true feelings about the advertising world…

“Gods help you, Theon Greyjoy. Now you are truly lost.” Rodrik Cassel One thing I didn’t really pick up about this season of Game of Thrones until I looked at it with a more critical eye, is just how fragmented it is. I suppose fragmented…

Comedically, this is one of Girls’ weakest episodes. Luckily, there’s a lot of good character stuff happening. Like so many of the best television shows, Girls—especially this episode—seems to be about characters’ lack of control. In “Hannah’s Diary,” none of our women are in control: Even…

“Anyone can be killed.” Arya Stark While season one of Game of Thrones was incredibly enjoyable and truly great at times, there is no denying that it was rather disjointed. The first four episodes were mostly introduction to this Thronesian world, which was certainly welcome…

It’s safe to say that GIRLS has found its feet. With “All Adventurous Women Do,” the intent of the show is revealed: It is not going to be, as so many Brooklynites had feared, a rumination on the difficulties of being cut off from your…

Veep, a new HBO comedy series directed by Armando Iannucci (In the Loop), is a hilarious look at the “other side” of the political realm and just how funny and vulgar these politicians can be throughout their day-to-day endeavors, all while they are trying to maintain…

1. “Death is so boring, especially now with so much excitement in the world.” ―Tyrion 2. “So many adventures, so much to be thankful for.” ―Tyrion 3. “The comet means one thing, boy. Dragons. Blood and fire, boy, and nothing sweet.” ―Osha to Bran Stark…

We’re not going to lie, we sorda hoped Game of Thrones would at some point turn into a weird centaur orgy. But to our surprise HBO’s not-so-typical fantasy saga spares us the excess unicorns, wizards, and dragons, and has instead replaced these typicalities with severed heads, breasts, and brothels.…

Made in Bloomington, Indiana, the web television series Midwest Underground combines music, art, and comedy, featuring various bands and artists from all over. Along with each episode’s featured musicians, you get to know the Midwest Underground characters’ quirks (did we mention the host is a Harvard-educated…