Pledge of Anya (2012)
Impractical armors are best set aside for beefcake calendars and video games, not actual combat.
Impractical armors are best set aside for beefcake calendars and video games, not actual combat.
What happens when a married couple realize just how much they each can’t stand the other person?
It’s like an episode of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century on acid and steroids.
What could have been a morbidly funny episode is ruined by… well, read the review to find out.
Hey, it’s that short guy in a wheelchair from Alien: Resurrection!
It’s hard to nod at the whole morality message of this episode when everyone in it is just too stupid for words.
It’s actually two stories in one episode. Two pretty good ones, fortunately.
This episode teaches you that, if you want to be a crook with nine lives, it’s best to learn how to count too.
So, it takes a silly TV series to make me think that maybe James Marsters isn’t so annoying after all.
The moral of the story is, if you are going to kill your husband for money, kill the brat too or you will really regret not doing so.