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Space Force Review: Netflix Comedy Shoots For The Stars But Stays Mostly Grounded
Steve Carell and Greg Daniels re-team for Space Force, Netflix’s timely spoof that boasts an incredible cast, but doesn’t know what to do with them.
Snowpiercer Review: A Compelling Concept Plagued With Questions Of Sustainability
TNT’s long-in-production television version of Snowpiercer finally premieres, delivering some strong performances in an otherwise bumpy ride.
Solar Opposites Review: Some Extra Extraterrestrials Deliver Plenty Of Out There Humor
Justin Roiland’s Solar Opposites takes the now-familiar Rick & Morty formula and spins it into a wild domestic comedy with extra extraterrestrials.
Trying Review: Apple TV+ Delivers A Charming British Comedy
Apple TV+ offers up another solid half-hour comedy, this time with Trying, a charming series about accepting all that adulthood has to offer.
Review: Amazon’s Sci-Fi Tech Satire Is Fun But Familiar
Greg Daniels returns to TV with the sci-fi tech satire , which has some fun with some rather familiar ideas about our tech-driven culture.
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels Review: Often Very Silly, Rarely Any Fun
Penny Dreadful: City of Angel’s is Showtime’s follow-up to one of its most entertaining original series, but the new take isn’t remotely as fun.
Defending Jacob Review: Strong Performances Make This Slow-Burn Drama Worthwhile
Apple TV+ recruits Chris Evans and Michelle Dockery for Defending Jacob, a dark domestic drama that asks how far a parent would go for their child.
Bosch Season 6 Review: Satisfying Police Procedural Comfort Food
The new season of Amazon’s police procedural raises the stakes for Bosch and all of Los Angeles, but still finds time for more personal stories.
What We Do In The Shadows Season 2 Review: Darkly Silly Comedy Perfection
FX’s supernatural comedy, What We Do in the Shadows, returns for a riotous second season, adding new dimensions to its incredibly fun concept.
Killing Eve Season 3 Review: The Series Doesn't Sparkle Like It Used To
Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer continue to shine despite the feeling that Killing Eve’s best days are behind it in a slow-going season 3.
Cursed Films Review: Shudder’s Docies Explores Famous Horror Movie Legends
Shudder’s new docies Cursed Films takes a deep dive into the belief that some classic horror films were more than just scary…they’re cursed.
Home Before Dark Review: Precocious Overload
Despite a terrific lead performance from Brooklynn Prince, Apple TV+’s Home Before Dark struggles to understand the audience it’s best suited for.
Tales From The Loop Review: Smart, Humane, & Emotionally-Driven Sci-Fi
Amazon’s Tales From the Loop offers truly thoughtful and emotionally-driven science fiction stories in a clever and compelling anthological format.
Future Man Season 3 Review: Seth Rogen Adds To A Fun, Final Trip Through Time
Hulu’s raunchy time travel comedy, Future Man, ends with a final, eight-episode trip through history, making a hilarious mess along the way.
Ozark Season 3 Review: Fraught Family Dynamics Make For A Gripping Season
Season 3 of Netflix’s Emmy winner Ozark puts the focus on the Byrde family, as Marty and Wendy clash over what their future will look like.
Brockmire Season 4 Review: The Final Season Takes A Wild Trip To The End
The final season of IFC’s acclaimed sports comedy Brockmire takes a speculative approach to its title character’s arc, peering far into his future.
The Pale Horse Review: Amazon Delivers A Disturbing, Twisty Folk-Horror Mystery
The Pale Horse is the latest Agatha Christie adaptation to hit Amazon, and it’s also by far the strangest, making for a disturbing and twisty mystery.
Exclusive Year Of The Rabbit Clip: Matt Berry Speaks With An Assassin
An exclusive clip from IFC’s British import Year of the Rabbit sees Matt Berry’s Victorian detective encounter a telephone and an assassin.
Devs Review: Alex Garland Delivers A Riveting, Sometimes Bumpy Tech Thriller
Alex Garland writes and directs FX’s newest series, a tech-world thriller that finds itself playing around with some big and unsettling ideas.