TV Reviews
The SpongeBob Musical Is Must-See TV (No, Seriously!)
The SpongeBob Musical is so much better than it needs to be. Now, it's going to air on Nickelodeon.
The Expanse Doesn't Miss a Step With Thrilling Season 4 Return
Moving from Syfy to Amazon Prime, The Expanse continues to deepen its mythology as it travels to new lands and explores new challenges.
Truth Be Told Makes Overwrought Drama From the True-Crime Podcast Trend
Truth Be Told is a disjointed series that's theoretically focused on a central mystery but more often is just a cluttered collection of uninteresting subplots.
M. Night Shyamalan's Servant Is a Creepy, Slow Burn
Each episode of Servant provides just enough suspense to maintain interest in what happens next.
DC Universe's Harley Quinn Is Foul-Mouthed Fun
DC fans will have a great time with all the cameos and supporting appearances, and the creators find fun new ways to approach familiar characters.
Being Meguca Is Suffering Yet Again in Magia Record
SHAFT is making its first Madoka anime in years: Magia Record, a television adaptation of a mobile game side-story.
Big City Greens Season 2 Keeps It All in the Family
The second season of Big City Greens brings back Cricket for escalating adventures, without losing its sense of hilarity or heart.
The Dragon Prince Season 3 Goes Bigger, Darker & More Emotional
The latest season of Netflix's animated series The Dragon Prince brings epic, bombastic action and heartbreaking moments.
His Dark Materials Is a Gorgeous & Engrossing Fantasy For All Ages
The stunning TV adaptation of His Dark Materials drops its audience into Philip Pullman's rich fantasy world, and doesn't slow down.
The Walking Dead: Divided Loyalties Lead to Big Revelations
In the wake of the crisis at Hilltop, revelations are made that have the potential to challenge loyalties and fracture relationships.
10 Best Episodes of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable, According to IMDb
The long-running manga/anime series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is an epic, being broken up into several stories that form a sort of anthology. We meet Jonathan Joestar in the first part, Phantom Blood, and the adventure continues with his grandson Joseph Joestar and then Jotaro Kujo.
She-Ra and The Princesses of Power Season 4 Reaches New Heights
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is better than it's ever been in the complex and compelling fourth season.
See, Starring Jason Momoa, Grows Into a Compelling & Complex Series
See's entertaining story and complex characters will hook you starting in the series' second episode.
Apple's For All Mankind Is a Solid But Sedate Space Drama
For All Mankind's ambitious premise is too often underplayed, making it feel like a middlebrow prestige-style drama from a second-tier cable network.
Castle Rock Returns With a Bigger and Scarier Second Season
The world of Stephen King gets a creepy remix in Castle Rock's bold and frightening second season.
Netflix's Daybreak Feels Like a Post-Apocalyptic Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The apocalypse is truly a teenage wasteland in Daybreak, Netflix's charming and self-aware comedy-drama.
Two Paul Rudds Aren't Quite Enough to Save Living With Yourself
Living With Yourself isn't really a comedy, with only occasional understated bits of humor, but it's not much of a drama or a sci-fi series, either.
HBO's Watchmen Is Bold, Riveting & Unabashedly Political
Damon Lindelof's Watchmen is bold and engaging, and surprisingly faithful to the spirit of the comic book source material without being a retread.
Jason Bourne Spinoff Treadstone Struggles to Set Itself Apart
Treadstone is a forgettable espionage drama with a tenuous connection to a popular character who never appears and is never mentioned.
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