Russian Doll Season 2 Review: Unstacking Generational Trauma Once More, With Feeling
Russian Doll season 2 is messy and complicated, but ultimately emotionally enlightening.
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The Flight Attendant Season 2 Review: Kaley Cuoco Shines In An Enticing, But Uneven Attempt To Recapture Previous Heights
The Flight Attendant season 2 doesn't quite match the soaring heights of its inaugural run. -
Gaslit Review: The Watergate Story Gets A Fresh Spin
Julia Roberts is great in Gaslit, but it's Shea Whigham's G. Gordon Liddy who steals the show. -
Roar Review: Apple's Anthology Series Falls Victim To Its Fables
Roar is one part Black Mirror, one part The Twilight Zone, all filtered through the lens of feminism. -
The First Lady Review: An Uneven But Effective Historical Triptych
The First Lady works as an empathetic yet formally straightforward biopic. -
Tokyo Vice Review: A Moody Thriller Saddled By The Elgort Of It All
Despite great visuals, Tokyo Vice gets bogged down by its lackluster lead. -
Better Call Saul Season 6 Review: One Of The Best Shows On TV Unleashes An Unbearably Tense Final Season
Better Call Saul remains one of the best shows on TV. -
The Revolution Is Starting To Get Real In Outlander's Give Me Liberty
The revolution is here. Well, kinda. -
Jerrod Carmichael Makes A Splash On Saturday Night Live, And Oscars Jokes Basically Guest Starred
Jerrod Carmichael brings his stand-up skills to SNL, but there were maybe a few too many gags involving the 2022 Oscars controversy. -
Young Justice Season 4 Part 2 Review: A Focused, Emotional Premiere
Young Justice continues to stand apart from other superhero shows. -
Moon Knight Review: Oscar Isaac Singlehandedly Saves This MCU Show
Oscar Isaac is without question the best part of Moon Knight. -
In Outlander's 'Hour Of The Wolf,' Things Get Real With The Cherokee
What time is it? Why, it's the Hour of the Wolf, of course. -
Slow Horses Review: This Spy Thriller Hitches Its Wagon To An Insufferable Performance
Slow Horses is never as funny, nor as enjoyable, nor as deep as its source material. -
Halo Makes First Contact In A Messy, If Promising Premiere
The first episode of Halo sets off on its own path. -
Atlanta Season 3 Review: This Is The Boldest, Sharpest, And Most Confident Show On Television
Four years have passed since the second season of Atlanta came to an end, but the third season doesn't miss a step with a stirring, incredible season premiere. -
Bridgerton Season 2 Review: Simone Ashley Is The Diamond Of An Otherwise Lackluster Courting Season
Bridgerton season 2 is a lackluster season that hopes to recapture the heights of its first but mostly falls short. -
The Raised By Wolves Colony Report: Of Gods, Men, And Machines
Raised by Wolves season 2 ends with a setup for an even wilder season 3. -
Halo Review: The Video Game Adaptation Tries To Find The Humanity Beneath The Helmet
The first two episodes of Halo leave a lot to be desired. -
The Man Who Fell To Earth Review: A Timely And Fresh Adaptation Of A Sci-Fi Classic [SXSW]
The Man Who Fell to Earth TV series is a promising, different take on familiar material. -
Bad Vegan Review: Another Shocking, Twisty True Crime Docuseries From Netflix
Get ready for your new true crime addiction, until the next one comes along. -
DMZ Review: A Well-Crafted Tale About Hope In The Face Of Hopelessness
DMZ seems meant to inspire us and remind us of our own power, even when the road ahead seems impossible. -
Shining Girls Review: Elisabeth Moss Is Unstuck In Time In This Creepy, Mystifying Series
Shining Girls is mysterious. Very, very mysterious. -
WeCrashed Review: Anne Hathaway Steals The Show In A Sleek, Seductive Tale Of A Startup Gone Wrong
WeCrashed is not just about the story of WeWork. It's also a surprisingly genuine, well-developed, yet unflinchingly toxic love story. -
The Girl From Plainville Review: Strong Performances Anchor A Difficult, Emotionally Draining Show
Elle Fanning delivers a disturbing performance in the bleak The Girl From Plainville. -
Pachinko Review: Soo Hugh's Stirring Prestige Series Streamlines A Singular Immigrant Saga
Pachinko is a story told in pieces, but the pieces are more vibrant, earnest, and stirring than most any other show on TV today. -
The Thing About Pam Review: An Oddly Wry Take On A Real Life Murder Case
The Thing About Pam offers an intriguing but tonally off-putting rehash of a familiar true crime story. -
Shining Vale Review: Courteney Cox Headlines A Zany Horror Comedy
Shining Vale is a one-of-a-kind series that's often messy but always entertaining.
