Justified: City Primeval Review: A Welcome Return To The Wild (Mid)West
Tense, funny, and full of new twists on the classic "Justified" tone, FX's "City Primeval" is the return we've been hoping for, and then some.
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The Afterparty Season 2 Review: A Fresh Cast Of Unusual Suspects Worth Rounding Up
The second season of the Apple TV+ mystery comedy keeps things fresh as a new cast of quirky suspects lead Tiffany Haddish through a variety of genres. -
The Horror Of Dolores Roach Review: Things Get Gross
Prime Video's "The Horror of Dolores Roach" has a talented cast, interesting plot, and unique tone - but some parts are definitely stronger than others. -
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Season 4 Review: A High-Intensity, High-Stakes Thrill Of An End
The fourth and final season of Amazon's John Krasinski-led "Jack Ryan" series closes out with all the slick action and complex plotting fans would expect. -
The Witcher Season 3 Volume 1 Review: The Quiet Before The Storm
In the first half of Henry Cavill's final season, Netflix's "The Witcher" finds more strength than ever in the chemistry among its cast. -
Hijack Review: High Intrigue Junk Food
The new Apple TV+ thriller series "Hijack" is compulsively watchable, but the tangle of plot threads surrounding Idris Elba wind up feeling hollow. -
The Bear Season 2 Review: Same Ingredients, New Menu
Season 2 of "The Bear" manages to go bigger while avoiding pitfalls with the same kind of chaotic grace that came to define its first season. -
And Just Like That Season 2 Review: It's... Just Okay!
Max's "Sex and the City" revival "And Just Like That..." makes some interesting adjustments for Season 2, but it remains frustratingly disjointed. -
Secret Invasion Review: Another Not-So-Secret Marvel Disappointment
"Secret Invasion" attempts to bring intergalactic intrigue to the MCU. Despite Samuel L. Jackson in the lead and an impressive premise, it falls short. -
The Walking Dead: Dead City Review: An Unnecessary Show To Munch On
"The Walking Dead: Dead City" has some great moments, but even the talents of Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan can't distract from how unnecessary it feels. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Review: Space Exploration Has Never Been So Much Fun
As the "Star Trek" franchise enjoys a new golden age, "Strange New Worlds" enters its second season establishing itself as the most fun part by far. -
Never Have I Ever Season 4 Review: ...Had A Bittersweet Goodbye
The final season of "Never Have I Ever" is a perfect amalgamation of the things that high school girls tend to be concerned with, and overall it's fantastic. -
Based On A True Story Review: Killer Concept, Weak Execution
This skewering of the true crime entertainment industry has a great premise, but its execution leaves something to be desired. Our review of the Peacock series. -
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 16 Review: The Gang Is (Almost) Back On Form
In its 16th season, "It's Always Sunny" continues to delight fans even as it routinely pushes the buttons comedy's elder statesmen claim you can't anymore. -
The Crowded Room Review: The Crime Drama Lacks Clarity And Captivation
Tom Holland and Amanda Seyfried lead a cast of talented performers whose work is squandered on muddled storytelling and a misguided attempt at mystery. -
Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 12 Review: A Standard Yet Satisfying Wrap Up
"Ted Lasso" has possibly come to an end with Season 3, Episode 12. Does it go out as a success or a flop? Our reviewer argues it's the former. -
Succession Season 4 Episode 10 Review: A Meal (And Finale) Fit For A King
The "Succession" finale is quite simply one of the greatest TV finales in history - a fittingly tragic way to close the tale of the Roy siblings. -
Yellowjackets Season 2 Episode 9 Review: A Tale Of Two Rituals
The finale of "Yellowjackets" Season 2, "Storytelling," packs a punch. And while the show remains powerful, it might be starting to go off the rails. -
FUBAR Review: Commandon't
Not a lot of Netflix's original series "FUBAR" works as well as it should, but there's no denying the X factor of seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger back in action. -
Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 11 Review: An Emotional Rollercoaster
The 11th episode of "Ted Lasso" Season 3 finally puts the focus back on the show's title character to mostly good results as Ted's mom comes to visit. -
Platonic Review: Rose Byrne And Seth Rogen Are A Great Hang
Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne play a charming pair of friends in "Platonic," a surprisingly heartwarming AppleTV+ original sitcom about getting your life together. -
Succession Season 4 Episode 9 Review: Backstabbing At Its Finest
"Succession" Season 4 Episode 9 is the longest episode of the show yet, and it reminds us that the Roys are firmly stuck in their bubble. -
Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 10 Review: Rebecca Is The Champion While The Rest Are Just So-So
In "Ted Lasso" Season 3, Episode 10, Rebecca’s storyline stands out among the rest yet again. -
Spy/Master Review: A Wildly Uneven But Intriguing Espionage Thriller
"Spy/Master" features a star turn from Alec Secareanu, but unfortunately loses momentum in the second half. -
Succession Season 4 Episode 8 Review: It's Mourning In America
"Succession" Season 4 Episode 8 features more dark satire of election night, which fully lives up to its billing as one of the season's most shocking episodes. -
High Desert Review: Amazing Performances Get Lost In A Convoluted Plot
A talented ensemble led by Patricia Arquette and skilled direction from Jay Roach can't save the Apple TV+ series "High Desert" from its tangle of plot threads. -
Ted Lasso Season 3 Episode 9 Review: Colin Scores Big With His Story
To say "Ted Lasso" has been uneven this season is an understatement, but the third season's ninth episode, "La Locker Room Aux Folles," is a high point.
