Author Salome G

Riverdale returns after a brief hiatus to find that everything is going well for its characters until it’s not.

Everybody knows about Betty and Jughead, but no one cares this week because they have bigger problems. But in the end, everyone just needs a place to call home.

We finally get to meet Polly Cooper on a plot-packed episode of Riverdale.

Taboo's first--and maybe only--season comes to an end in an explosive finale.

This week on Riverdale, maple syrup is the root of all evil.

This week on Taboo, James fought the law and the law won the battle, but maybe not the war.

This week, Riverdale stumbles when it focuses on its weakest storyline.

This week on Taboo, James manages to keep his gunpowder from exploding, so too bad everything else goes boom.

Salome takes a bite of the Santa Clarita Diet, Netflix's new sitcom.

Things in Riverdale start to get weird, which is good. This show should lean into its weirdness.

This week on Taboo, a cohesive storyline is finally not one of the show's mysteries.

Riverdale follows up its confident debut with another solid episode in which they solve some mysteries and some only deepen.

This week, Taboo sacrifices the forward momentum it had built up for a slog in the mud.

Riverdale manages to avoid the ridiculous in its premiere episode and approach something a little closer to sublime.

In Taboo's third episode, some of the mist clears and we get a better idea of where the story's going.

In the second episode of Taboo, James Delaney runs some errands and then something else happens.

Salome takes a a look at the premiere episode of Tom Hardy's new television series Taboo.

A look at The OA, Netflix's new show, and its many mysteries.

Salome gazes into The Eyes of My Mother.

Salome solves the mystery of TBS's Search Party.