TV Reviews8.9/10
Xena: Warrior Princess Review: Lucy Lawless and Renee O’Connor Make Ancient Greece Feel Personal
A warrior of conscience and her bard companion roam ancient Greece, battling evil and bending fate itself.
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Category: TV Reviews
Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews6.6/10
Banshee Review: Antony Starr’s Sheriff Lie Carries a Divisive Cult Classic
A tale of a con man who takes a town's sheriff's name and mantle, a slow-burn dread that rewards patience yet punishes impatience.
TV Reviews5.8/10
Carnival Row Is Beautiful to Look At But Rarely Satisfying
A tale of faerie princes and a human detective's weary search through Carnival Row, where beauty and confusion abide.
TV Reviews6.4/10
Secret Invasion Reviews: Ben Mendelsohn Carries a Slow Burn That Never Fully Ignites
A Skrull impostor hides among men for years, yet the tale drags its feet ere it dares to reveal its true terror.
TV Reviews3.3/10
Knight Rider Review: A Talking Car With a Terrible Story
A review of Knight Rider, the 1980s NBC series about a talking car named KITT, starring David Hasselhoff.
TV Reviews8.5/10
Saint Seiya Review: Forty Years On, Its Bronze Cloth Warriors Still Hold Up
A review of Saint Seiya, the 1986 anime of gods, warriors, and a boy who cannot die, with a score of 8.5/10.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Parasyte -the maxim- Review: Shinichi and Migi Carry a Horror Premise That Earns Its Heart
A tale of a boy and a worm within his head, bound together in ruin, wherein love and terror contend for dominion.
TV Reviews3.6/10
The Orville Asks for the Stars but Hits Slapstick Instead: 3.6/10
A space comedy born of nostalgia, yet failing to land its punches. A captain, a crew, and a galaxy worth saving, but seldom cared for.
TV Reviews6.3/10
Bly Manor Builds Its Dread Well, But the Middle Stretch Drags
A governess, a haunted manor, and ghosts in the walls—this tale of dread and terror rewards patience, though its middle drags.
TV Reviews8/10
Archer Review: Nine Seasons of Genius, Disaster, and Absurdity
A retrospective look at FX's Archer, a spy comedy whose voice acting, writing, and animation made it a landmark of animated television.