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‘Shrinking’ Season Two Premiere Review: Growing or Shrinking?
In the coming episodes, we may see Jimmy handle his grief head-on in a more healthy manner.
From Cartoons to Cannibalism: Spooky TV Shows to Watch on Halloween
Whether you’re looking for a thriller, a lighthearted paranormal comedy, or a grotesque storyline, there’s truly something here for everyone.
‘The Comeback’ Review: Healing Red Sox Nation’s Hearts
“The Comeback” is everything that a sports documentary needs to be — exciting, endearing, and emotional.
‘Abbott Elementary’ Season Four Premiere Review: A Joyous Return
Season four’s lively return to the halls of Abbott is off to a joyous start. It’s got all the potential to be the best installment yet.
Dancing with the Votes: The Fine Line Between Talent and Popularity
For many, “Dancing with the Stars” is undoubtedly an entertaining display, yet the lengths these stars have to go to in order to win are questionable.
‘Disclaimer’ Review: A Dramatic Narrative of Vengeance
“Disclaimer” is about Catherine Ravenscroft (Cate Blanchett), a celebrated documentarian with a dark past.
‘Heartstopper’ Season 3 Review: Characters Grow Up, and TV Shows Can Too
After over a year of waiting, everyone’s favorite queer comfort show is back and better than ever.
‘Nobody Wants This’ is Messy, Dysfunctional, and Far Too Ambitious — and it Still Kinda Rocks
Have we seen it before? Of course we have. Will we see it again? Of course we will.
‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’ Review: Twisted Retelling of a 1989 Murder Case Fails to Justify its Own Creation
“Monsters” is the perfect example of how true crime often has no business being dramatized.
‘English Teacher’ Premiere Review: A Hilarious Portrait of the Modern Classroom
The premiere episode of “English Teacher” is hilarious, relatable, and not afraid to make edgier jokes that poke fun at the current state of the world.
Failure to Launch: A Defense of ‘My Lady Jane’
“My Lady Jane” had an ineffective marketing strategy which minimized its chances of commercial success from the get go.
Why Isn’t ‘Bridgerton’ More Feminist?
“Bridgerton” has become increasingly restrictive on just how far its women can venture outside the status quo.
'Heartbreak High' Season 2 Review: Hartley High’s Teens Continue to Bring the Unexpected
As the main characters navigate the challenges of adolescence at Hartley High School, they face many battles of self-discovery and heartbreaks.
‘We’re Here’: Putting Together a Queer Comeback
In the face of increasing drag bans and anti-trans legislation, HBO’s “We’re Here” has never been more prescient.
An Utter Gem: Celebrating 10 Years of ‘Steven Universe’
“Steven Universe” is full of witty jokes, lovable characters, catchy songs, and dazzling backdrops that every child can enjoy.
‘One Day’ Review: Beautifully Tender Angst
“One Day” is refreshing because it takes itself seriously.
Every Episode of ‘Avatar: The Legend of Korra,’ Ranked
In response to no demand, here is a definitive listing of all 52 episodes of “Avatar: The Legend of Korra” from worst to best.
‘Fallout’ Season Finale Review: Goggins’s Gunslinger Shines in Battle Against Corporate Dystopia
Season one of “Fallout” indicates that corporate control is perhaps more of a poison than the nuclear threat itself.
Shows to Binge-Watch in the Warmer Seasons
When you need a break from the summer sun, the following shows are guaranteed to brighten your summer and merit a feature at your next backyard watch party!
Artist Profile: Katie Irish on Using Costuming to Bring Humanity to ‘Manhunt’
Costume designer Katie Irish is the behind-the-scenes leader bringing the thrill of immersive and evocative dress to life in suspense media.
‘We Were The Lucky Ones’ Review: Not Just Another Holocaust Show
“We Were The Lucky Ones” adds to a plethora of Holocaust television and films in a different way than what audiences have seen before.
‘Octopus Murders’ Premiere Review: A Conspiracy Through New Eyes
Through ample expository intrigue and hope for payoff, Treitz and Hansen are able to renew an extensively theorized, decade-old story.
‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ Premiere Review: A Grand Opening Sets the Stage for a Charming Drama
Viewers can anticipate spending many enjoyable evenings in the Metropol Hotel.
‘Masters of the Air’ Review: Smooth Takeoff, Shaky Landing
“Masters of the Air” illuminates the fierce loyalty, foolhardiness, and conquered fear that flight in B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bombers demands.
‘Love Is Blind’ Season 6: A Dating Trainwreck You Just Can’t Look Away From
From the pods to the altar, it feels as if each episode is chock full of new twists and turns in the couples’ journeys.