Hazbin Hotel Season 2 Review: Worth Checking Into For A More Streamlined Story
"Hazbin Hotel" Season 2 is full of what fans have come to love about the show: catchy songs, creative animation, and crude humor.
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It: Welcome To Derry Review - A Joyless Return To Stephen King's Horror World
"It: Welcome to Derry" is far from being the worst show of the year, but it's too similar to other series in its genre for it to stand out in any real way.
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Chicago P.D. Season 13: Patrick John Flueger's Absence As Ruzek Explained
Chicago P.D. star Patrick John Flueger is suddenly leaving the series for a bit, and writers will have to adjust upcoming episode scripts. So what's going on?
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The Only Actors Still Alive From The Cast Of The Andy Griffith Show
CBS aired "The Andy Griffith Show" from 1960 to 1968. These are the actors from the show who are still living more than 50 years after the end of the series.
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NCIS: Origins Crew Stunned By Surprise Tom Cruise Appearance
The cast and crew of "NCIS: Origins" received a surprise visit from none other than "Top Gun" star Tom Cruise, which resulted in a series of fun interactions.
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5 Ways Peacemaker Season 2 Sets Up James Gunn's DC Universe
"Peacemaker" Season 2 has done a great job of further developing James Gunn's new DC Universe while setting the stage for future projects.
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The Last Frontier Review: Jason Clarke Shines In An Uneven Apple TV+ Series
Apple TV+'s "The Last Frontier" has so much going on that it ultimately suffers for it.
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Boots Review: This Netflix Original Is High-Energy, Hilarious, And Heartwarmingly Emotional
Netflix's "Boots" is a touching series with humor and heart, and may just be one of the best original shows from the streamer in a while.
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A Troubled Stephen King Movie Is Taking Over HBO Max's Top Streaming Charts
Despite a hectic production that resulted in a pivot to a straight-to-streaming release, this spooky Stephen King adaptation is finding an audience on HBO Max.
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A Historical K-Drama With A Wild Premise Is Becoming A Sensation On Netflix
K-dramas have struck big on Netflix and one of the streamer's most recent hits comes a bizarre premise that blends cooking, time travel, and romance.
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A Disturbing Crime Thriller Miniseries Is Netflix's Most-Watched Show For A Good Reason
Fans of murder mysteries will find a lot to like about this Toni Collette-starring Netflix miniseries that's currently topping streaming charts.
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Zack Snyder's Overlooked Animated Series On Netflix Is A Must-Watch For Mythology Fans
Zack Snyder fans accustomed to the director's many live-action projects may not be aware of the epic Netflix animated fantasy series that he co-created in 2024.
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Paramount's Canceled Two-Season Video Game TV Series Has A New Streaming Home At Netflix
Netflix is no stranger to reviving canceled shows. This Paramount+ video game adaptation is its newest acquired series being saved from the chopping block.
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Marvel Zombies Review: The Goriest MCU Project Yet Is Still Just A Trifle
"Marvel Zombies" is fun in a passing, forgettable sort of way, with an animation style that still skews to an ugly and cheap-feeling aesthetic.
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Alien: Earth Episode 7 Makes Facehuggers Grosser Than Ever With This Twist
A xenomorph infection is never a pretty sight, but "Alien: Earth" has ratcheted up the stomach-churning nastiness of a facehugger's vicious attack.
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Netflix Has Finally Renewed A Steamy, Star-Studded Show For A Second Season
After a first season of sex, scandal, and secrets, this Southern-friend Netflix mystery drama is coming back for another round.
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Gen V Season 2 Review: Tighter Plot, But Less Of The Raunch Fans Loved
Season 2 of "Gen V" isn't nearly as raunchy as last season, but it still has plenty of graphic content to both gross you out and make you giggle.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 5 Review: The Cracks Are Starting To Show
The fifth season of "Only Murders in the Building" is a fun time, but the show is starting to feel like it's losing steam.
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The Girlfriend Review: Occasionally Entertaining But Mostly Maddening
The two lead actresses in "The Girlfriend" are terrific, so it's a shame that the show ends on such a low note.
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Where You've Seen The Cast Of The Paper Before
"The Office" spin-off, "The Paper," has finally arrived, and we break down where you've seen the show's cast before they ended up at the Toledo Truthteller.
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NCIS: Tony & Ziva Review - A Spin-Off That Feels Like Bad Fan Fiction
"NCIS: Tony & Ziva" doesn't bring anything to the table apart from fan service, leaving us to question why its existence is necessary in the first place.
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Every TV Show That Was Canceled In 2025 (So Far)
2025 has been a brutal year for TV show cancellations. Here's a comprehensive list of every series that has gotten the axe - so far.
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The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Review - A Gripping Story You Can't Look Away From
"The Terminal List: Dark Wolf" is better than the show that inspired it, but the creators made some questionable production choices.
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The Real Reason Netflix Canceled The Waterfront
Although it seemed to come out of the gate with strong ratings, "The Waterfront" has been canceled by Netflix. What happened?
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Peacemaker Season 2's Premiere Completely Changes The Justice League's History In The DC Universe
A retconned moment from the Season 2 premiere of "Peacemaker" has made a significant alteration to the DC's live-action universe.
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Peacemaker Season 2 Review: New Universe, Same Great Antihero
"Peacemaker" Season 2 has James Gunn's signature naughty humor with enough heart beneath the crudity to give it a real impact.
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One Alien: Earth Line Is A Haunting Callback To Alien: Resurrection
"Alien: Resurrection" may not be the best film in the franchise, but "Alien: Earth" just echoed the ill-received movie's best - and most chilling - line.
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