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Another confused demon, this one bullying its victims into doing good. A lot of clever turns with the premise, but the return of Grace Ling is a reminder to everyone that something much larger is at play. #ev
This show never passes up the chance to pull the rug out from under viewer complacency, as a spin on Rosemary’s Baby turns dark. Meanwhile, more Spy v. Spy for David, and Kurt serves as an object lesson on insecuri
Another roundabout point culled from previous episodes, with the end of the season looming, the questions stands: does anybody but Leland really, truly understand the purported stakes here? Musings about Latin, and
The show’s fascination with technology as an instrument of Leland & Co. continues. What a first feels like a retread becomes another layer of the demonic onion. We’re getting cyclical revelations here. In the meant
We continue tracing our way back to Grace Ling with another building collapse, this one featuring a woman with a lamb (and definitely not a gyro). More blunt instruments as Andrea's persecution proceeds with David as her
No mixed messages here. Anyone confused about David’s deal won’t be after this one. More shenanigans from Leland, more aiding and abetting by the Church, more Ben and his logic spoiling everyone’s fun. The Demon of the R
Leland make a move against Sister Andrea, and the motives of the various moving parts in the Church hierarchy become increasingly obscure. Meanwhile, Kristen helps David counsel a newlywed couple plagued by the titular d
As Andy prepares to dip, LeConte returns with more nonsense, Leland makes a good point, and Kristen may or may not have to have a talk with Lynn. #Evil #evilseason3 #demonofmemes #illuminatus Questions, comments, and the
As Andy prepares to dip, LeConte returns with more nonsense, Leland makes a good point, and Kristen may or may not have to have a talk with Lynn. #Evil #evilseason3 #demonofmeans #illuminatus Questions, comments, and the
At least they didn't take the easy way to wrap up the teaser ending of Season 2. Leland reverts, for the moment to bumbling buffoon status. Sheryl remains a mystery Highlights include the beginning of plumbing problems f
At least they didn't take the easy way to wrap up the teaser ending of Season 2. Leland reverts, for the moment to bumbling buffoon status. Sheryl remains a mystery Highlights include the beginning of plumbing problems f
Sheryl remains a mystery, and Monsignor steps in it in a way he might never comprehend. We get an unsettling end to the main storyline of the episode, but the real end is what happens after David's ordination, and a perf
The demonology of the show continues to collapse into vaguely unsettling chaos as Leland worms his way further into Monsignor's dumb graces. Sister Andrea's sad story is a bitter pill, and one of the best pieces of actua
The IRS auditor is the least upsetting thing in an episode featuring crawling vomit and Baphobros. The more we learn about Sheryl, the less we understand. Kristen's inner demons vie with David's for most pointed metaphor
Body positivity from two sides of the coin, Melindaz returns to continue destroying the self-esteem of young girls, preparing them to pall prey to the types of men Leland Townsend befriends. And yet, only Kristen has man
The X-Files meets the Vatican in this orgy of conspiracy theories. Leland returns from the back back burner in spectacular fashion and gives us a glimpse of a story (and ending) that we could only hope for. #Evil #Season
Unanswered questions abound and many small things seem important to the story, and are treated as such by the characters, without giving viewers any context--it won't all be saved by coming back alter. Instead we're teas
A layered episode, a great example of using the medium as the message: a nearly dialogue-free episode of television, allowing viewers to share the characters' experience. #Evil #Season2 #SisforSilence #onetrackmind Quest
The threads running through this episode (and ultimately through the whole series)--guilt, sin, and doubt--may be neon, but are no less masterfully woven. Mileage is gotten in unexpected (but not unsurprising, sadly) way
Packed with addiction, union-busting, shockingly gullible clergy, and a cogent discussion of "28 Days Later," the most interesting question is one this episode ask quietly: is a small evil justified to stop a greater one
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The Final Assessment is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Tv (film) and has published 34 episodes.
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