Andor Review: The Latest Star Wars Series Goes To A Gritty, Grounded Place And Is Better For It
That's what a reckoning sounds like.
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Atlanta Season 4 Review: The Final Season Of TV's Most Experimental Show Returns To Its Roots For One Last Ride
There's still more to experiment with before this series finally calls it quits. -
The 2022 Emmys In Review: A Mixed Bag But Still Entertaining, Just Like Actual TV!
The Emmys weren't a disaster and they weren't a triumph. Like most television. -
The Handmaid's Tale Season 5 Review: A Tale Surviving On Borrowed Time
The new season struggles to find an identity of its own. -
Watch The First Nine Minutes Of Cobra Kai Season 5 And A Sneak Preview Of Andor Right Now
Cobra Kai season 5 and Andor are among September's streaming releases, and now you can get a sneak peak at both shows. -
Bee And PuppyCat Review: A Whimsical, Gorgeous Series Fans Have Been Waiting For
Bee and PuppyCat is the television equivalent of a wholesome, comforting meal. -
Cobra Kai Season 5 Review: We're In The Endgame Now
The legacy sequel reaches its finest moment. -
Amazon Is Delaying The Rings Of Power Reviews On Prime Video To Combat Trolls
Amazon is on a quest to defeat the would-be trolls attempting to review bomb The Rings of Power. Huzzah! -
The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Review: A Sweeping Fantasy Series That Yearns To Recapture The Magic Of Peter Jackson's Trilogy
One Prime Video series to rule them all? -
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Mike Review: This Highly Stylized Portrait Of Mike Tyson Pulls Its Punches
Mike is entertaining and stylish, but only scratches the surface on Mike Tyson's life. -
Little Demon Review: This Wild Animated Ride Is One Of 2022's Best
Little Demon is a fantastic and utterly bonkers show. -
The Patient Review: A Masterful Psychological Thriller
The Patient is a must-watch limited series. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3 Review: The Animated Series Is As Funny And Adventurous As Ever
The animated comedy series is becoming more and more interested in just being Star Trek, and that's okay. -
House Of The Dragon Review: A Bold And Brutal Tale Of The Women Of Westeros
House of the Dragon feels fiercely feminine, focusing almost entirely on two women. -
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Review: A Messy, Meta Legal Sitcom With Humor That Mostly Misses The Mark
Tatiana Maslany is a highlight in the otherwise clunky She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. -
Lost Ollie Review: A Sweet But Familiar Adventure Promises To Unleash Your Inner Child
Lost Ollie is a beautiful reminder of what it feels like to be wandering and what it truly means to find your way home. -
Kevin Can F*** Himself Season 2 Review: The Anti-Sitcom Comes To A Satisfying End
The second and final season of Kevin Can F*** Himself sticks the landing. -
Dota: Dragon's Blood Book 3 Review: Despite Shortcomings, This Video Game Adaptation Is Full Of Existential Tension
Dota: Dragon's Blood feels a few inches closer to the bullseye with its latest installment. -
A League Of Their Own Review: A Bold Swing That Partly Misses
Parts of A League of Their Own work, but when this show feels the need to re-connect itself to its source material, it stumbles. -
Locke & Key Season 3 Review: A Disappointing Mess
Locke & Key always had big shoes to fill, but season 3 fails to fill it. -
Five Days At Memorial Review: A Harrowing, Disturbing Mystery With No Good Answers
Five Days at Memorial is disturbing. Perhaps too disturbing. -
Paper Girls Review: A Singular, Satisfying Take On Girlhood And Time Travel
Paper Girls is the rare comic book adaptation that both honors and improves upon the source material. -
Players Season 1 Spoiler Review: League Of Legends Makes For An Entertaining And Compelling Sports Doc
Players is another winning mockumentary from the team behind American Vandal. -
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What If...? Season 2 Premiere Review: Captain Carter Gets Her Winter Soldier [Comic-Con]
She can do this all day (for a sequel). -
