Our characters have become predictable and although that is comforting, it can’t last for much longer if it stays this way.

"How To Walk Away" is a good effort, but I can't help miss the sound I fell in love with when I heard Juliana Hatfield all those years ago.

A great addition to the collection of a music fan.

The one scene together in Heat between DeNiro and Pacino makes it a better rental than Righteous Kill.

Viewers willing to slog through the overlong introduction will eventually be rewarded with a memorable and moving story.

The unexplored plots and limited performances make this a rental at best.

The show about an identity crisis ultimately suffers from an identity crisis.

Consistently entertaining and surprisingly educational.

It deserves a place in the hallowed halls of “greatest of all time.” And no, I’m not 12.

You’ll either be enchanted by the show’s superb production qualities or dismayed by its break from tradition.