Portlandia: S08E10 “Rose Route” Review
This is the series finale of Portlandia, and if there was any theme put into this episode, it would probably be continuation.
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Portlandia: S08E09 “Long Way Back” Review
Not every episode begins with a musical number, but when it does, it’s usually a sign of magic.
Read MorePortlandia: S08E08 “Peter Follows P!nk” Review
The theme of this episode seems to be the use of information. Whether you keep that information to yourself, or spread it to other… Yes, I might be reaching with this theme, but it’s the only one that made sense to me.
Read MorePortlandia: S08E07 “Most Pro City” Review
The theme of the week seems to be about problems, and how we deal with them.
Read MorePortlandia: S08E06 “You Do You” Review
I was never bored during this episode and was laughing through most of it. It’s such a clever episode, which plays to the strengths of the subtle absurdity that this show is known for.
Read MorePortlandia: S08E04 “Open Relationship” Review
Over all, if there was a theme of this episode, I’d probably say it’s disappointment, because all of the sketches had to deal with disappointment in a humorous way.
Read MorePortlandia: S08E03 “Abracadabra” Review
This is probably one of the better episodes of the season so far. There’s nothing that reached the heights of the “podcast”, or the “sexism in the work place” sketches, but all the sketches were great, and maintained a certain quality.
Read MorePortlandia: S08E03 “No, Thank You” Review
Cancel your plans! Don’t actually. That’s the theme of the episode, and it’s front and center from the jump. The first sketch is basically a PSA starring Bryce and Lisa about why if you don’t want to do something you planned,...
Read MorePortlandia: S08E02 “Shared Workspace” Review
If there was a theme for “Shared Workspace”, it would probably be “When good causes go wrong.”
Read MorePortlandia: S08E01 “Riot Spray” Review
So this is it! The final season of Portlandia. You know it, I know it, and the episode knows it, though it doesn’t directly tell you.
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