WESTWORLD: SEASON 3
Rebooting a show is always hard, and it’s twice that when you’re talking about a hugely successful one like WESTWORLD. Returning after
Rebooting a show is always hard, and it’s twice that when you’re talking about a hugely successful one like WESTWORLD. Returning after
No show can handle that without the occasional dip in quality. For Peaky Blinders, that dip means that it’s just OK. Not bad, not mesmerizing, but entirely watchable if unremarkable.
For the first time, the aftermath is not one of introspection, but a passing feeling of “that’s it?”
There are stumbles, and the series is still trying to figure out its identity. But when it works, it soars, and there’s nothing else quite like it on TV.
To oldly go where many have gone before.