Murphy Brown Review: CBS' Sitcom Revival Too Often Feels Like Old News
This doesn’t qualify as breaking news, but the current glut of TV revivals we’re experiencing isn’t exactly fueled by creative necessity. READ MORE
Fall Sitcom Review Roundup: The Good, the I Feel Bad and the Unwatchable
Fall TV has arrived, and it’s brought with it a fresh crop of network sitcoms hoping to earn a cherished spot on your DVR. But are any of them any good? READ MORE
Manifest Review: Is NBC's Sci-Fi Drama Another High-Concept Crash and Burn?
This review comes with a letter grade attached, but there’s a caveat: A show like Manifest really can only be graded an “incomplete.” NBC’s shiny new drama READ MORE
Sorry for Your Loss Review: Elizabeth Olsen Shines in a Deeply Moving Gem
Any description of the new half-hour drama Sorry for Your Loss (debuting Tuesday on Facebook Watch) inevitably makes it sound like a complete bummer. READ MORE
Iron Fist Review: Season 2 Packs More Punch, But the Pace Is Still Dragon
Your enjoyment of Marvel’s Iron Fist Season 2 will largely depend on what you saw and latched onto as the freshman run’s strong points. READ MORE
The First Review: Hulu's Mission to Mars Takes Too Long to Blast Off
There’s a troubling trend on TV these days: shows that way overextend their storylines in order to fill out a full season’s worth of episodes. READ MORE
Kidding Review: Jim Carrey's New Show Might Be the Saddest Comedy on TV
Yes, Showtime’s new series Kidding stars legendary comedian Jim Carrey, and yes, each episode is a half-hour long, but don’t be fooled: It’s not a comedy. READ MORE
Jack Ryan Review: Amazon's Thriller Is Action-Packed, But the Drama Misfires
Let’s start with the good news: Amazon’s awkwardly titled Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan (debuting Friday, Aug. 31 on the streamer) is at its best when things are exploding, delivering a number of impressively high-octane action sequences READ MORE
Pose Is the Best Family Drama on TV
When it comes to a show like FX’s Pose, the category is… hard to define. READ MORE
Castle Rock Review: Hulu's Eerie Anthology Gets Stephen King Right
Hollywood’s track record with adapting the works of Stephen King is spotty at best: For every Carrie or It the movie, there’s a Dark Tower or It the miniseries. So Hulu was smart to READ MORE
