TV Reviews
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.
Genndy Tartakovsky Is Back in His Element for Primal
Adult Swim offers more Genndy Tartakovsky goodness with the prehistoric action-adventure Primal.
The CW Gives Teen Detective Nancy Drew a Pseudo-Edgy Makeover
The overarching mystery is not nearly complex or compelling enough to drive an entire TV season.
The Walking Dead Season 10 Premiere Gets Philosophical and Even a Little... Funny
The Walking Dead returns with a sense of tension and dread, some philosophical discussion, and even a little humor.
Super Dinosaur's Charming Execution Keeps It From Feeling Too Breezy
Amazon's animated adaptation of the comic by Robert Kirkman and Jason Howard, Super Dinosaur is a fun, but disposable, series.
REVIEW: Raising Dion Is a Clumsy Mix of Superheroes and Family Drama
Netflix's Raising Dion is a second-rate superhero series straining for larger relevance that it never quite reaches.
REVIEW: Seis Manos Is a Violent, Must-See Tribute to '70s Exploitation
Netflix's animated Seis Manos is a brutal tribute to 1970s exploitation films -- and a must-watch for fans of the genre.
DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders Is a Basic (But Enjoyable) Family Series
While it lacks the depth of the film series, Dragons: Rescue Riders is a fun story for young fans of How to Train Your Dragon.
REVIEW: CBS's Evil Is an Uneven Supernatural Procedural
Evil is more adventurous than the typical CBS procedural but still feels like it's holding back from going as weird as the creators would like it to.
Stumptown Review: The Crime Comic Makes a Solid Transition to TV
Based on the comic created by Greg Rucka and Matthew Southworth, ABC's Stumptown has promising start for a familiar kind of crime drama.
Review: Shudder's Creepshow Creates More Creeps Than Scares
Shudder's newest horror anthology, Creepshow, is a creepy, minimalist series that pays tribute to the work of George Romero.
Disenchantment's Ambitious Season 2 Starts Strong But Loses Its Way
The scope grows more ambitious and Bean becomes more engaging, but Season 2 of Disenchantment still proves to be too aimless.
REVIEW: Amazon's Undone Is a Fascinating Animated Head Trip
Unpredictable and surprising but never difficult to follow, Undone occupies its own unique space among streaming series.
Titans' Uneven Season 2 Premiere Sets the Stage For Something Greater
DC Universe's Titans returns in an uneven Season 2 premiere that keeps one foot in the gritty past and the other in a brighter future.
REVIEW: Sacha Baron Cohen Goes Undercover in Simplistic Drama The Spy
Netflix's The Spy is a perfect example of the streaming-service tendency to stretch a feature film's worth of material into a multi-episode series.
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! 50th-Anniversary Blu-ray Set Is the Ideal Gift
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!: The Complete Series Limited Edition 50th Anniversary Mystery Mansion is every bit as good as it sounds.
Carole & Tuesday is Shinichiro Watanabe's Best Since Cowboy Bebop
Carole & Tuesday isn't just a great series anime on Netflix. It's Watanabe's most earnest and sincere work since Cowboy Bebop.
REVIEW: Amazon's Carnival Row Builds a Promising Fantasy World
The social commentary isn't always effective in Amazon's new fantasy series Carnival Row, but the world-building certainly is.
The Dark Crystal Gets an Unnecessary Prequel With Age of Resistance
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance is an awkward, tedious series full of long, unnecessary detours.
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