Caemeron Crain
Caemeron Crain is Executive Editor of TV Obsessive. He struggles with authority, including his own. Caesar non est supra grammaticos
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in EpisodesSilo S3E10 Recap: “Troy” — Who Are We, Freed From the Past?
The following recap contains spoilers for the Season 3 finale of Silo, S3E10, “Troy” (written by Fred Golan and directed by Amber Templemore), but no book spoilers. I’ll be honest, after the conclusion of last week’s episode of Silo, what I wanted most from the season finale was a direct continuation of the story with […] More
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Silo S3E9 Recap: “Farewell” Cruel World — I’m Off To Join the Circus
The following recap contains spoilers for Silo S3E9, “Farewell” (written by Jeffery Wang and directed by Amber Templemore) After last week’s Silo, I feared that the penultimate episode of the season might see the series spinning its wheels in order to hold big narrative moments for the finale. Instead, the action pushes forward meaningfully in […] More
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Silo S3E8 Recap: “Gray Goo” — A Peach of a Hole in the Ground
The following recap contains spoilers from Silo S3E8, “Gray Goo” (written by Jenny DeArmitt-Stran and directed by Amber Templemore) From the beginning of Silo, there has been the question as to what led these people to live underground. They themselves don’t seem to know, though they’re told that it’s toxic outside. Their history has been […] More
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Dark Matter Asks: What If You Stole Your Own Life? (Or Vice Versa)
The following recommendation might be considered to contain some light spoilers for Dark Matter Season 1, but arguably fewer than are in the trailer Apple TV released prior to the series premiering in 2024. Dark Matter hit my radar when the series was announced, as I was looking for news items to discuss on The […] More
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Silo S3E7 Recap: “Radio” — It Has To Start Somewhere, It Has To Start Sometime
The following recap contains spoilers for Silo S3E7, “Radio” (written by Remi Aubuchon and directed by Aric Avelino) Silo S3E7 once again provides little forward movement in the Before Times storyline, though what does occur is significant. After having their van hijacked by its computer and being driven to a hangar where Senator Thurman (Laura […] More
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The Real InfoWars Is The Colbert Report of Our Times
I hope you’ve followed this saga, but if you haven’t, we should start with a brief rundown. In 2024, Alex Jones was forced to file bankruptcy after he was successfully sued by Sandy Hook families for the pernicious lies he told about the tragic school shooting, which led to untold harassment and so on. Among […] More
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Sugar S2E8 Recap: Slow “Like Sugar” Heavy With Mood (Season Finale)
The following recap contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of Sugar, S2E8, “Like Sugar” (written by Sam Catlin and directed by Michael Morris) The Season 2 finale of Sugar begins in the past, with Djen (Mireille Enos) in the desert in Chile, where she’s just completed an experiment using levitating discs (small-scale tropospheric nodes, […] More
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Silo S3E6 Recap: “The Drive” — Standing in the Way of Control
The following recap contains spoilers for Silo S3E6, “The Drive” (written by Sal Calleros and directed by Alrick Riley) After last week’s episode spent nearly its entire runtime in Silo 18, I kind of hoped that this week we’d focus on what’s happening in the Before Times. Alas, Silo S3E6 barely moves things forward there […] More
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Jericho Celebrates 20 Years With New Book
Jericho premiered on CBS in September 2006, and was cancelled after its first season. However, the series had already amassed enough of a following for fans to be able to convince the network to change their minds. The show returned for a second season, and then was cancelled again. It remains, however, an exemplar of […] More
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Silo S3E5 Recap: Let the “Memory” Live Again
The following recap contains spoilers for Silo S3E5, “Memory” (written by Katherine DiSavino and directed by Aric Avelino) Silo S3E5 spends most of its runtime confirming what I’d inferred in light of the end of last week’s episode. We flash back to when Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson) returned to Silo 18 to see how she and […] More
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Sugar S2E7 Recap: “What Else Can You Do?” — A Slippery Slope
The following recap contains spoilers for Sugar S2E7, “What Else Can You Do?” (written by Sam Alper & Christopher C. Rogers and directed by Michael Morris) Sugar S2E7 begins with a cold open of a vehicle overturned in the desert, while John (Colin Farrell) talks in the voiceover about violence being the only language some […] More
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Death by Lightning: History at Once as Tragedy and as Farce
Long before Death by Lightning was released, the series pinged my radar with casting announcements. The headliners form a veritable who’s who of actors who stand out, even in smaller roles: Michael Shannon, Matthew Macfadyen, Betty Gilpin, Nick Offerman, Bradley Whitford, Shea Whigham… I’d probably watch these people in a show about painting a fence. […] More
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