TV Reviews8.2/10
‘The Night Manager’ Review: Hiddleston and Laurie Make A Slow-Burn Spy Thriller Worth The Wait
A shadowy tale of a con man turned spy who faces a ruthless arms dealer, told in taut, atmospheric fashion.
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Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews7/10
Fifteen Years On, Falling Skies Still Earns Its Post-Apocalyptic Groans
A look back at Falling Skies, the alien invasion drama starring Will Patton, Noah Wyle, and Moon Bloodgood, weighing its highs and lows.
TV Reviews10/10
Steven Universe Review: 13 Years On, Still Perfect
A tale of gems, love, and inheritance, wherein a boy's laughter conceals a heavy sorrow.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Normal People Review: Hulu’s Slow-Burn Romance Earns Its Patience
A quiet, deliberate love story about two souls bound by status and shame, told with perfect restraint.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Eight Years On, Baki Still Earns Every Minute of Its Brutal Fighting
A brutal, kinetic anime of father and son, fighting monsters and demons, with a score of 8.1.
TV Reviews7.2/10
‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Review: Mean, Repetitive, and Often Funny
A review of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, a show about five adults who refuse to grow up at Paddy's Pub.
TV Reviews4.5/10
Sex/Life Review: Shahi Carries Two Timelines, But the Script Can’t Close the Deal
A woman divides herself between two men, two times, and one tale of passion that never quite earns its own weight.
TV Reviews5.5/10
‘Monsters at Work’ Misses Its Satire Target
A tale of monsters who once did frightful deeds now labor to undo their own terror, a satire seldom delivered.
TV Reviews8.4/10
‘Veneno’: Ana Fernández Plays Cristina Ortiz’s Chaotic Rise to Fame With Relish
A tale of a woman whose fame devoured her soul, rendered with camp and tenderness in eight episodes of breathless energy.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Skins at 19: Why Its Flawed First Season Remains Essential Teen Drama
A look back at Skins season one, the British teen drama that dared to show adolescence warts and all.