Title: The Legend of Korra (Book Four: Balance)
Rating: 9/10 Stars
IMDB Summary: Avatar Korra fights to keep Republic City safe from the evil forces of both the physical and spiritual worlds.
Review: Avatar Korra is missing. While she is on a journey of self discovery and healing, far from her friends, they are trying to stop the Great Uniter, Kuvira from waging war on Republic City. Will Korra arrive when she is needed, or will the Avatar disappear and become nothing more than a forgotten myth?

This season is definitely my favourite, hands down. Korra must live through her nightmares and face her worst fears in order to become stronger. The story in these episodes is really powerful and everyone can learn from them. Kuvira may be another major enemy of the Avatar, but she is different in that it is much easier for viewers to see how her actions come from wanting to do good, unlike the villains of previous seasons.

Minor plots are also valuable, I especially like how Prince Wu starts off as a worthless character who Mako sees as a spoilt brat, but later reality sets in and he actually becomes a decent character. Zaheer only really appears in Korra's imagination but I believe that this season did him justice, showing that villains are evil but they have humanity in them, and not all of their actions come from bad intentions.

Toph's appearance in this season definitely made me happy. All the characters in Book Four: Balance have such an impact it's crazy. Korra strengthens her character and is finally able to pass the test after many failed attempts at returning to her full strength. Book Four: Balance covers strengths, weaknesses, and how one girl learns to use these to become the best of herself.
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Title: Riverdale (Season One)
IMDB Summary: A subversive take on Archie and his friends, exploring small town life, the darkness and weirdness bubbling beneath Riverdale's wholesome facade.
Review: The town of Riverdale has many mysteries. The most recent of these: the disappearance of Jason Blossom. Police search for all clues as to who abducted Jason and whether or not he was murdered.

Riverdale starts off at a high point, with high tension as viewers scrabble to guess who did it. A few episodes in, and the drama slows to a tiny trickle, the focus on relationships rather than mystery. Further down the track it does get better, mystery once again the focal point. To end the season it's one mystery closed, two opened.

Excitement doesn't stay for the whole season, disappearing and reappearing throughout but I suppose it isn't really possible to make every moment interesting. Overall Riverdale's first season has provided a great introduction to the drama that I now know can easily be generated.
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*Contains Spoilers from Suits Season 6, Episode 10 and earlier*
Title: Suits (Season 6B, Episodes 11-16)
Rating: 9/10 Stars
IMDB Summary: On the run from a drug deal gone bad, Mike Ross, a brilliant college-dropout, finds himself a job working with Harvey Specter, one of New York City's best lawyers.
Review: Mike's adventure continues in this fast paced legal drama series. Now that he is out of jail, he faces moe problems. Anita Gibbs is determined to keep him from working at any legal clinics or doing anything legal, meanwhile Pearson Specter Litt is undergoing a crisis and Harvey must divide his time between helping Mike and saving his firm. Louis and Harvey must put aside their differences once again to fend off the sharks, but both have their eyes on the gaping hole Jessica Pearson left behind, and managing partner.

Episode 11 opens the second half with an emotional episode. They're all struggling to hold it together, interesting storylines are played and the episode brings a lot of disappointment too for our favourites. The other episode that I found particularly outstanding is the finale, Episode 16. Perhaps it's ironic that I like these two more than the others, but they both brought emotion into play more strongly than the others, though in different ways.

I came to appreciate Louis so much more than before. He matured as a person and kept his cool when faced with situations he would've responded badly to in the past and gets to opportunity to botch up some of his stuff ups which a relatively few in number. It's great to see how far he's come in terms of realising that his actions have consequences which can affect more than just him. I love the way this side story is played, with Louis being more affected by his decisions in a personal way which leads to him being more in control of his firm-related actions.

Rachel and Harvey aren't in the spotlight as much but we get to see a different side of Donna. Her aspirations expand from simply being the best legal secretary, and we are left wondering if she'll leave Pearson Specter Litt to pursue a business career or stay in the gilded cage. As always, there is the question of Darvey. All in all these six episodes cover heaps of development, plot, and drama.
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