TV Reviews
Weird City Review: Jordan Peele's Sci-Fi Comedy Has a Bright Future
The first episode of Weird City, the new sci-fi comedy anthology from Jordan Peele, explores the pitfalls of dating apps in a dystopian future.
REVIEW: Miracle Workers Draws Meager Laughs From a Corporate Afterlife
The office is hell, especially when you're working in the heaven of Miracle Workers, the new TBS comedy that doesn't so much entertain as grate.
REVIEW: Doom Patrol TV Series Is An Offbeat Valentine to the DC Universe
DC Universe's Doom Patrol live-action series is every bit as wonderfully weird as you would expect from the world's strangest heroes.
Walking Dead Midseason Premiere Reveals the Whisperers' True Threat
The Walking Dead's ninth season continues with an episode that brings a monumental shift to the survivors' status quo in the form of The Whisperers.
Review: The Umbrella Academy Shakes Up the Superhero Formula
Netflix's The Umbrella Academy is a faithful adaptation of Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba's comic and an interesting standout in the superhero genre.
REVIEW: Russian Doll Adds Style & Cleverness to the Time-Loop Formula
Russian Doll is a smart, consistently entertaining gem that deserves not to get lost in the weekly deluge of Netflix original programming.
REVIEW: I Am the Night Is a Disappointing True-Crime Melodrama
Produced by Patty Jenkins and starring Chris Pine, TNT's I Am the Night promises a twisting murder mystery, but falls short.
REVIEW: gen:LOCK Is Action-Packed, But Underdeveloped
Animation studio Rooster Teeth wants gen:LOCK to be its mainstream breakout but can it succeed in keeping new viewers hooked?
REVIEW: Syfy’s Deadly Class Adaptation Coasts on Empty Nihilism
Unfortunately, SyFy's Deadly Class wants to be a lot cooler and more intimidating than it really is.
REVIEW: The Passage Takes the Excitement Out of a Sci-Fi Epic
The Passage, Fox's new show about vampires with psychic powers who are destined to take over the world, is unbearably boring.
REVIEW: True Detective Season 3 is an Engaging Mix of Old and New
HBO's noir anthology series returns, as Mahershala Ali leads the cast in the latest story from creator and sole writer Nic Pizzalatto.
REVIEW: The CW's Roswell Reboot is an Underwhelming Alien Soap Opera
A lack of sharp writing and charismatic characters relegates Roswell, New Mexico to the annals of unimpressive television reboots.
REVIEW: Netflix's Watership Down Loses Most of the Classic Novel's Magic
The four-part adaptation is mostly faithful to the beloved novel, but Watership Down's murky visuals drag it down.
REVIEW: Marvel's Runaways Season 2 Is Uneven But Still Promising
The second season of Hulu's Runaways remains promising and fun despite some pacing and narrative missteps.
Syfy's Nightflyers Is a Dull, Muddled George RR Martin Adaptation
Don't expect Game of Thrones is space from Syfy's dreary and bloated adaptation of George RR Martin's 1980 sci-fi novella.
The Walking Dead Returns to Its Horror Roots With 'Evolution'
Season 9 makes good on its promise to return The Walking Dead to its roots with "Evolution," the first truly terrifying episode in a long time.
The Walking Dead: Daryl Takes On a New Role in 'Stradivarius'
Daryl Dixon is drawn out of the woods, and back into the communities, by new responsibility in The Walking Dead episode "Stradivarius."
REVIEW: Origin Delivers Entertaining B-Movie-Style Sci-Fi
Paul W.S. Anderson's Origin gives YouTube a fun sci-fi series combining Lost in Space with Lost... in space.
The Walking Dead Bids a Fitting Farewell to Rick in 'What Comes After'
Andrew Lincoln's final episode of The Walking Dead, "What Comes After," sends off Rick Grimes in style ... and then some.