High Fidelity Review: Hulu's Reboot Is a Charmingly Lo-Fi Take on Heartbreak
At the risk of sounding like High Fidelity‘s main character: The perfect cover version of a song is tricky to pull off, right? READ MORE
The Thing About Harry Review: Freeform's Belated Gay Valentine Is Heartwarming, If Not Groundbreaking
First things first: You would have to be one seriously hardhearted bastard not to love The Thing About Harry, Freeform’s belated gay Valentine READ MORE
Interrogation Review: 'Choose Your Own Adventure' CBS All Access Drama Serves Gimmick Better Than Its Story
With so much television to choose from, networks are struggling to find ways to make their series stand out. This is the case with CBS All Access’ Interrogation, a gimmicky procedural that allows viewers to watch episodes in any order they please. READ MORE
Briarpatch Review: Is USA's Neo-Noir Hard-Boiled, or Just Overcooked?
The fact that USA Network’s new murder-mystery Briarpatch is set in a steamy Texas border town known as Saint Disgrace is a big clue about what’s to follow. It’s a conspicuously quirky setting for a conspicuously quirky show READ MORE
Locke & Key Review: Is the Fox-Turned-Movie-Turned-Hulu-Turned-Netflix Adaptation Worth the 10-Year Wait?
Locke & Key, the comic book series written by Joe Hill and illustrated by Gabriel Rodríguez for IDW, has been eyed for one live-action adaptation or another (…or another) for nearly a decade. In the end, Netflix is the one to bring it to life. Was it worth the wait? READ MORE
McMillions Review: HBO Docuseries Is a Delicious Look at a Ridiculous Scam
Even if you already know the story of the rigged McDonald’s Monopoly game (which was covered extensively by The Daily Beast in 2018), HBO’s McMillions documentary series is a fun, informative and highly entertaining look into one strange scam. READ MORE
Star Trek: Picard Review: Is the New Trek More Than Just a Nostalgia Trip?
When we catch up with Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: Picard, nearly two decades after we last saw him at the helm of the Enterprise, the former starship captain is living an idyllic life, sipping wine on his French vineyard and enjoying the company of his loyal dog (delightfully named Number One). READ MORE
Review: Little America Is Apple TV+'s Best Show Yet — Here's Why
Apple TV+, which launched two months ago, has its first truly inspiring series in Little America, a lovely and emotive series about the lives of immigrants in America. READ MORE
Work in Progress Review: Showtime's Freshman Dramedy Is Tackling Queerness With Heart and Humor
In the first episode of Showtime’s Work in Progress, Abby (played by Abby McEnany) tells her therapist “if things don’t get better” within 180 days, she’s going to end her life. READ MORE
