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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The Abandons Review: A Revenge-Filled, Feminist Take On The Western
Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey are dynamic in Netflix's "The Abandons," which is overall a great addition to the Western TV genre.
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Percy Jackson And The Olympians Season 2 Review: A Faithful But Flat Adaptation
It's time to brush up on your Greek mythology, because Percy Jackson is back, and this time he's tackling the Sea of Monsters.
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The Mighty Nein Review: A Beautifully Flawed Adventure That Never Fully Comes Together
"The Mighty Nein" is at its best when we get to hang out with its eccentric cast of characters, especially since the core plot isn't engaging on its own.
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Pluribus Review: Breaking Bad Creator Vince Gilligan's Return To TV Was Worth The Wait
"Pluribus" is at once mysterious, frightening, thrilling, and hilarious, and Rhea Seehorn delivers one of the year's must-see performances.
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Death By Lightning Review: A Sharp And Engaging Political Drama That Captures Lightning In A Bottle
Michael Shannon and Matthew Macfadyen put in top-tier performances as a forgotten president and his assassin in Netflix's "Death by Lightning."
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All Her Fault Review: A Gripping, Paint-By-Numbers, And Unexpectedly Emotional Thriller
Peacock's "All Her Fault," based on Andrea Mara's thriller novel, is bolstered by great acting from Dakota Fanning and Sarah Snook.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Outlander: Blood Of My Blood Review - Just As Steamy And Magical As Ever
"Outlander: Blood of My Blood" is the rare spinoff show that features no discernible drop in quality from the show that came before it.
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Wednesday Season 2 Part 1 Review: A Fantastic Cast Struggles With Overcrowded Plotlines
Netflix amps up the action in "Wednesday" Season 2 Part 1, but more doesn't always equal better.
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Alien: Earth Review - Noah Hawley Delivers Big Ideas And Sharp Horror
"Alien: Earth" starts off a little shaky, but it's a thrilling series that fans of the franchise must see.
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