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REVIEW: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 Premiere Is Better Than Ever
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3 kicks off with some of the Disney+ series' greatest episodes ever, capitalizing on its creative momentum.
REVIEW: Dragons of Wonderhatch Finale Takes Its Time To Cross the Finish Line
The Disney+ show does everything right on the technical front, but its shallow plot and weak character motivations make the finale a dull affair.
REVIEW: Apple TV+'s Constellation Delivers a Slow, Obvious Sci-Fi Mystery
Constellation is plodding and monotonous, lacking the plot twists or surprises that will make Apple TV+ viewers eager to tune in for future episodes.
REVIEW: NCIS' David McCallum Tribute Episode Is Everything It Should Be
NCIS Season 21, Episode 2, "The Stories We Leave Behind," is the CBS show's farewell to actor David McCallum - and delivers exactly what fans want.
CSI: Vegas Season 3 Premiere Proves This Is TV’s Best Procedural
CSI: Vegas' Season 3 premiere sets the CBS show apart from any other crime series, as Josh Folsom's fate is revealed in a tense, emotional episode.
REVIEW: Young Sheldon Season 7 Premiere Hits the Ground Running
CBS's Young Sheldon Season 7 premiere hits new highs with unexpected character developments and emphasis on the women in the Cooper family.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Is a Moving Dystopian Drama About Forbidden Love
AMC's The Ones Who Live dives into the heart of The Walking Dead, with Rick and Michonne's romantic narrative set against an authoritarian nightmare.
REVIEW: Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin Reintroduces a Peanuts Classic
The latest Peanuts animated special Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin brings new depth and context to fan-favorite character's debut.
REVIEW: Hazbin Hotel Finale Goes For Love & War
Hazbin Hotel wraps up Season 1 with a satisfying and stellar conclusion to a build-up that has been in the works since the series made landfall.
REVIEW: Tokyo Vice Season 2 Goes Bigger & Darker with Its Japanese Neo-Noir
Tokyo Vice returns to Max for its second season, upping the violent stakes and yakuza activity. Here's CBR's review of the second season.
REVIEW: Mr. & Mrs. Smith is a Spy-Tinged Speed-Run Through Relationship Problems
Prime Video's Mr. & Mrs. Smith update is heavy on long, late-night talks and tailing targets across stunning locales. Here's CBR's review.
REVIEW: Chicago PD Season 11, Episode 3 Lets Burgess Soar, But Misses Its Point
Chicago PD Season 11, Episode 3, "Safe Harbor" is great for Burgess and Burzek fans, but the NBC show misses the mark in trying to be timely.
REVIEW: Sexy Beast is a Prequel Without Heart or Soul
Paramount+ offers a Sexy Beast prequel that neither illuminates new dimensions of Jonathan Glazer film, nor offers a compelling new story.
REVIEW: Percy Jackson and the Olympians Finale Heralds Franchise's Bright Future
Percy Jackson and the Olympians concludes its season on a high note as swords clash, the king of the Gods speaks and betrayals are revealed.
REVIEW: A Shop for Killers Runs Low On Action, But Tension Fuels the Series
Disney+ drama A Shop for Killers never shoots straight, hiding secrets behind closed doors involving the dangerous legacy of a weapons dealer.
SPOILER REVIEW: Masters of the Universe: Revolution Lets He-Man and Friends Grow Up
Masters of the Universe: Revolution Season 1 is equal parts Netflix's fun callback to childhood and a mature, emotional He-Man story fans will love.
REVIEW: Expats Is an Unfocused Melodrama Set Among Hong Kong's Wealthy
Amazon's Expats is more of a luxurious soap opera than a crime drama, and its meandering focus is one reason it ends up a disappointment.
REVIEW: Masters of the Air Brings High-Flying Intensity to Apple TV+
The latest Apple TV+ original miniseries, Masters of the Air, shines a light on the harrowing aerial combat wide of World War II with rousing effect.
REVIEW: Chicago PD Season 11, Episode 2 Returns to Ruzek's Bad Habits
Chicago PD Season 11, Episode 2, "Retread" sees Adam Ruzek fall back into reckless behavior, but it's also a return to usual form for the NBC series.
Review: Masters of the Universe: Revolution Is a Thrilling Trip Through Eternia
Netflix's Masters of the Universe: Revolution is a joyous and surprisingly mature addition to the He-Man Universe. Here's CBR's review.