A TV show's pilot episode is often considered as most critical. It's the first chance for a show to make a lasting impression on its audience and convince them to keep watching.
Captivated and trapped by the pilot episode of True Detective, the second viewer lavishes praise upon the skillful storytelling that held their rapt attention.
The episode introduced the iconic characters of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully and set up the series' overall premise of investigating paranormal phenomena.
In a spirited tribute to the loud debut of The Chappelle Show, a commentator commends the irreverent and unforgettable skit showcasing Clayton Bigsby, the paradoxical KKK member who happens to be both black and blind.
Nostalgia takes hold as a wistful individual recalls the enchanting and idiosyncratic pilot episode of Pushing Daisies, a fanciful series that once held their heart captive.