Lanterns Review: The Mystery Thriller The DCU Needs
With the DC Universe in flux both creatively and business-wise, "Lanterns" is a grounded and unique vision that's different from what's come before.
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The Shards Review: An Overloaded Ryan Murphy Thriller
"The Shards" is a fun-enough binge with an intriguing mystery, but its overloaded plot keeps it from reaching the heights of Ryan Murphy's better work.
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Ted Lasso Season 4 Review: A Welcome, If Uneven, Return
Aside from a few small stumbles, "Ted Lasso" Season 4 proves the show hasn't lost any of its charm or ensemble energy.
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Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Review: This Big Bang Theory Spin-Off Is A Little Too Ambitious
The newest TBBT spin-off "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" could go further in establishing its sci-fi rules, but overall it's a genuinely funny outing.
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Lucky Review: Anya Taylor-Joy Shines In Apple TV's Twisty Thriller
Apple TV's "Lucky" stars Anya Taylor-Joy in an emotionally charged narrative that features plenty of cliffhangers and sudden twists.
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Ride Or Die Review: Hannah Waddingham & Octavia Spencer Can't Save A Subpar Story
"Ride or Die" is cute and inoffensive but also lacks anything interesting enough to make it really stand out.
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The Five-Star Weekend Review: A Two-Star Experience
Lovers of the beach read will be disappointed in "The Five-Star Weekend," which managed to flatten the source material into something forgettable.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Review: A Fiery Triumph
"House of the Dragon" is better than ever, and the new season will have you hanging on every single moment.
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Spider-Noir Review: Nicolas Cage's PI-Superhero Hybrid Show Is Just Okay
On the surface, "Spider-Noir" seems like the perfect vehicle for Nicolas Cage to shine — but the lackluster script keeps it from reaching its full potential.
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Beef Season 2 Review: A Strong Return That Falls Short Of Its First Season
"Beef" Season 2 isn't as good as the first, but strong lead performances from Carey Mulligan, Oscar Isaac, Cailee Spaeny, and Charles Melton help anchor it.
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Euphoria Season 3 Review: Zendaya's Hit HBO Series Has Lost Itself
"Euphoria" used to feel too mature and provocative for a soap opera about teenagers, but now, Season 3 feels much too childish for a crime drama about adults.
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Malcolm In The Middle: Life's Still Unfair Review - A Delightful And Nostalgic Reunion For The Fans
"Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair" is almost every bit as delightful, bonkers, and crazy fun as the original show.
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The Boys Season 5 Review: A Bold And Occasionally Brilliant Final Season
The fifth and final season of "The Boys" isn't perfect, but it hits the mark where it matters most.
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Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Review - A More Refined And Confident Marvel Series
"Daredevil: Born Again" Season 2 balances gritty action drama with charm and humor, keeping comics fans engaged as one of the MCU's better recent efforts.
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Scarpetta Review: Even Nicole Kidman Can't Save This Clunky Detective Series
The awkward dialogue and exposition in "Scarpetta" don't help the crime series stand out among the dozens of other shows in the genre.
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Marshals Review: Yellowstone Fans Will Flock To Taylor Sheridan's Latest Spin-Off
If you're already a fan of Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowstone" universe, you'll definitely like his latest spin-off show, "Marshals."
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Paradise Season 2 Review: The Post-Apocalyptic This Is Us Remains As Emotionally Potent As Ever
"Paradise" Season 2 brings more masterfully constructed mysteries, beautifully drawn characters, and jaw-dropping twists.
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Bridgerton Season 4 Review: This Outing Is Less Raunch, More Rom-Com
"Bridgerton" Season 4 is here, with a little less steam than previous seasons but a whole lot of swoon-worthy romance.
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Wonder Man Review: Marvel's Least Traditional Show Features A Beautiful Bromance
Marvel's new series "Wonder Man" is a breath of fresh air for the franchise that breaks free of its familiar cliches.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Review: A Charming New Take On Westeros
"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is a charming, intimate, delightful series that'll change the way you look at Westeros forever.
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His & Hers Review: Netflix Murder Miniseries Has Shock Value But Lacks Smarts
Netflix's mystery series "His & Hers," based on the novel by Alice Feeney, starts off slowly before it spirals into an audacious ending.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Review - Hesitates To Boldly Go Somewhere New
"Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" tries too hard to please everyone, and in the process leaves no one satisfied.
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Primal Season 3 Review: The Most Experimental And Obscure Journey Of The Series By Far
While "Primal" Season 3 originally wasn't supposed to happen, Genndy Tartakovsky managed to pull of a triumphant ending to his animated action horror series.
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The Pitt Season 2 Review: Noah Wyle's Medical Drama Is Gross, Intense, And Still Great
"The Pitt" Season 2 has plenty of the drama and gore that fans have come to love from the unique procedural.
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The Copenhagen Test Review: Simu Liu Stars In Mediocre Espionage Fare
Even MCU star Simu Liu and a solid ensemble cast can't save "The Copenhagen Test" from being run-of-the-mill spy fare that doesn't set itself apart.
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Fallout Season 2 Review: New Vegas Expands The World Without Losing The Fun
"Fallout" Season 2 continues to bring the thrills, with Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins both giving excellent performances.
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Little Disasters Review: A Tense Domestic Thriller About The Anxieties Of Motherhood
"Little Disasters" is an intense look at the realities of motherhood anxiety, with a talented cast that keeps you on your toes.
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