Though the girls, and guys, have had their fair share of ups and downs this season, this satisfying conclusion sets them on the path to becoming self-actualized adults and gives them wide open storylines for the final season.
“Homeward Bound,” the newest installment of “Girls,” was a disappointment. Though there was substantial plot development as well as pleasant pacing and aesthetic quality, the episode felt unbelievable and untrue to its characters. Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet) returns to America in this episode feeling out of place and at a loss.
Last week’s episode of HBO’s “Girls” is hard to follow up, but this week’s installment, “Hello Kitty,” does an admirable job of it.
Last week’s episode of HBO’s “Girls” left a lot to be desired. It wasn’t terrible, but it definitely felt forced and tired at times. In a complete reversal, this week’s episode, “The Panic in Central Park,” exceeded all expectations.
In Sunday’s “Girls,” the comedy-drama from HBO, it appeared that this season might be losing some of its momentum.
Episode four returns to Brooklyn to focus on the leading women’s relationships as some fall apart and others fall together.
In the third episode of season five, “Girls” headed east this week in “Japan.” After her absence in last week’s episode, Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet) is the focus of this week’s installment.
The men of “Girls” are consistently charming and quirky, but the series’ newest episode, “Good Man,” really gives them a chance to shine.
Lena Dunham’s HBO original series “Girls” had a slump in its fourth season, but if Sunday night’s premiere is any indication of things to come, the show may be back and better than ever.
After Zayn Malik announced his departure from One Direction in March, it seemed that the international act might cease to exist as the pop powerhouse it has become. Now a four-piece, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson have put to rest any doubt with their fifth studio album “Made in the A.M” out last Friday.
