On the Season Two finale of Younger, and on many other shows’ season finales before it, the protagonist is faced with a…

Any show can parody Game Of Thrones, and it seems like they all have at this point because of how thoroughly that show…

There’s a disappointing sense of inevitability regarding the two major storylines of this episode that lead one to…

It’s good to see Matthew Morrison doing anything that isn’t Glee and sharing scenes with another Broadway regular, but…

In “Beyond Therapy,” Liza’s life experience may benefit her work life, but she finds that she can’t outsmart every…

Off-site episodes are almost always an excuse for changing a show’s typical scenery and testing a show’s typical…

While the full potential of Jade’s character may not have been realized on Younger, her arc sure concludes in a…

Liza and Josh may have gotten together early in the series but between this episode and the last, Younger itself is…

After some relatively intense episodes exploring both the conflicts and bonds that Liza has forged with people in New…

The episode begins in a very silly fashion but the drama slowly reveals itself until all of a sudden, it becomes clear…

Younger has returned and get comfortable, because it’s here for the long haul. The show’s impressive rate of in-season…

Finales matter. It may seem unfair to put pressure on exhausted writers to deliver more than a few twists and a good…

While the last few episodes have boasted some surprising reveals, it’s time to get down to business. The characters…

Given its title, I’m kind of disappointed that this episode doesn’t feature self-harming rascal Anton, but special…

This week, the ancillary characters’ storylines are put aside in favor of examining Liza’s relationship with Josh more…

“Sk8” is a step up for Younger because this week’s conventional love triangle plots are handled effectively while the…

“Broke and Pantyless” is about what happens when two major, complicated facets of the human condition—money and…

Jane Krakowski running into a glass door—not once, but twice—in order to chase down her coke dealer is a scene that…

Based on the good ideas in “Girl Code,” it’s easy to be optimistic about Younger’s potential to crank out interesting…

Let’s start at the end and work our way up from the small issues to the more concerning ones. “The Exes” closes with a…