Veronica Mars Review: Our Girl Is All Grown Up in Hulu's Satisfying Revival
A long time ago, we used to be friends with a spunky blonde teen detective who handily solved cases and doggedly righted wrongs.
But it’s been a while READ MORE
Stranger Things Review: Season 3 Just Might Be the Series' Best Yet
It takes a couple of episodes to really get going, but ultimately, Season 3 of the Duffer Brothers’ Stranger Things is so awesome that READ MORE
Euphoria Review: HBO's Slice of Teen Life Is a Shocking, Intoxicating Trip
HBO’s Euphoria should come with a reverse parental warning: Anyone over the age of 30 is advised to watch it with a fainting couch and some smelling salts nearby. READ MORE
Big Little Lies Season 2 Review: A Great Show Gets Even Better (Thanks, Meryl)
Remember Reese Witherspoon’s Madeline Mackenzie screaming “I want more!” midway through Season 1 of Big Little Lies? That was me, after the all-too-brief freshman season wrapped up. READ MORE
Black Mirror Season 5 Review: We Grade and Rank All Three Episodes
It’s time once again to throw your smartphone away in a fit of terror: Black Mirror is back! READ MORE & GRADE THE EPISODES
NOS4A2 Review: AMC's Horror Tale Is Too Slow and Mopey to Have Much Bite
After hitting the zombie jackpot with The Walking Dead, AMC is going back to the supernatural horror well once again with the creepy-crawly NOS4A2 READ MORE
Tuca & Bertie Review: Broad City + BoJack Horseman = Fine Feathered Fun
Are you already missing the urban misadventures of Broad City? Are you also impatiently waiting for the new season of BoJack Horseman to arrive? Then I’ve got the perfect show for you. READ MORE
L.A.'s Finest Review: Call in the Bomb Squad for This Loud, Dumb Cop Drama
Here’s the bad news: If you’re not one of Spectrum’s 14 million or so cable subscribers, you won’t be able to watch its first original series, the Bad Boys spinoff L.A.’s Finest. Or wait, actually, that might be the good news. READ MORE
Dead to Me Review: Netflix's Grief-Com Doesn't Want Your Damn Casserole
It feels a bit morbid to point this out, but grief has become a certified TV trend lately, with shows like Sorry for Your Loss, Kidding and The First all tackling the pain of losing a loved one. But Netflix’s new dramedy Dead to Me READ MORE
Fosse/Verdon Review: Big Stars Can't Jazz Up a By-the-Numbers Biopic
From the moment it was first announced, FX’s flashy new miniseries Fosse/Verdon — debuting Tuesday at 10/9c; I’ve seen five of the eight episodes — seemed to come with its own pre-written Emmy campaign. READ MORE
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