RESERVATION DOGS makes a welcome return to the "bear" necessities this week.…
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Ironically, the title of this episode had me believe it would be a significant development in RD's second season. But, instead, it's a self-contained episode that plays like TED LASSO'S BEARD AFTER HOURS.…
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STAY GOLD CHEESY BOY plays like a lighthearted version of Destin Daniel Cretton's (SHANG -CHI) little-seen film, SHORT TERM 12.…
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Once again, DOGS took me to a world I didn't know anything about and made it relatable.…
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"Hold my hair" for another good episode of RESERVATION DOGS.…
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What keeps pulling me into RESERVATION DOGS is how it continues to capture life on the reservation, which I don't know much about, and make it instantly relatable.…
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If you're looking for a show to fill the void that THE BEAR left, DOGS is for you.…
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RESERVATION DOGS is a brutally honest, sad depiction of Native Americans on the reservation. It deals with loneliness, loss and provides a voice to an underrepresented group. On the surface, the plot is about nothing, but the emotional storm these characters are going through is about so much more. …
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And just like that, the RESERVATION DOGS are finally going to California. Crap, never mind. Per the spirit/vision that visits Bear, who tells him, ” I don’t have any answers, only questions,” the dogs have some unfinished business to handle. And that unfinished business may or may not be to fight the rival gang audiences have been waiting to see. Alas, RESERVATION DOGS is so much more intelligent than that. As the emotional storm brews amongst the dogs and the…
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