Leslie and Ben organize a gala fundraiser for the park, but an unplanned city-wide emergency response drill threatens their plans. Meanwhile, Andy prepares to take his Police Academy Exam and Ron fills in for Leslie at Pawnee Today.
Archer plots to take arch-nemesis Barry down when Katya returns to his life. But should he trust the beautiful cyborg?
Rick and company must deal with losing one of their own and debate whether to accept a new group into the fold. Meanwhile, the Governor has plans for revenge when Woodbury falls into disarray.
The sheer amount of sex packed into the latest episode can almost be considered an accomplishment. But not to worry–most of it has a purpose.
Mongul’s arrival scares the Reach enough to throw in with the heroes. It’s hard to conquer a world when some big yellow jerk blows it up.
The Kindred find Lucas exacting revenge on a group of thugs that wreak havoc on the town. Themes of identity and community are explored as Lucas adapts to life in Banshee.
In the midst of a great season, there’s always that one episode that leaves us less than satisfied. This is that episode.
Archer’s latest episode “Midnight Ron” explores the growing relationship between Ron Cadillac and Sterling Archer but doesn’t let other characters shine. A lackluster episode that delivers some laughs, but leaves us wanting more.
After a string of failed relationships, Ann decides to have a baby without a man, much to Leslie’s chagrin. Ben tries to hire a caterer for his wedding with Leslie, and April does her best to channel Leslie in order to deal with the citizens of Pawnee.
Like the second and third seasons of Justified, I was completely off the ball in predicting when the season would pickup and increase in intensity. After a promising start then two not-so-fantastic treks that went through short side stories, the wheels of season four have started revving up and will hopefully keep rolling like prior seasons.
