[Spoiler Alert: If you haven’t seen the latest episode of Game of Thrones, “The Mountain and the Viper,” then read no further.]

If you have an interest in watching the 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, chances are you have an opinion about its nominees, whether your interest is mild or passionately pointed.

As viewers of Sherlock may already be aware, the rumors of Sherlock Holmes’s (Benedict Cumberbatch) demise were greatly exaggerated-so to speak.

Gang Related has the necessary brutality of mob shows—albeit within the limits of broadcast networks—but it doesn’t have the grittiness or the complicated character development that is their signature.

“Mockingbird” sounds like the start of a bad joke that quickly turns into a Machiavellian morality tale.

[Spoiler Alert: If you haven’t seen the latest episode of Game of Thrones, “The Laws of Gods and Men,” then read no further.] From here on out, this episode shall be forever remembered as “the one where Peter Dinklage acted the hell out of his ‘confession.’”

Penny Dreadful feels like a more graphic version of ABC’s Once Upon a Time, if the latter series were set in Victorian London and featured frightening, mysterious literary characters.

Building off of a delightfully successful first run, season two of Maron sees self-deprecating comedian Marc Maron placed in more situations where his paranoia gets the best of him.

[Spoiler Alert: If you haven’t seen the latest episode of Game of Thrones, “First of His Name,” then read no further.] For the last few weeks, Game of Thrones has been ramping up a few of its many plots. Since the riveting Purple Wedding in this season’s second episode, the show has treaded along cautiously in the wake of its most hated character’s demise.