TV Reviews8.1/10
A Game About a Remote Island Full of Things That Should Not Exist Has Arrived
A young man returns to a remote island to uncover the truth behind his adopted sister's drowning amid shadows and dark gods.
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Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Ballard Review: Maggie Q Carries the Cold Cases While the Conspiracy Sags
A weary LAPD detective reopens cold homicides in LA's RHD, chasing a shadowy conspiracy in a tense, uneven procedural.
TV Reviews7.5/10
In Academy City, Science and Sorcery Collide in A Certain Magical Index
A boy with no powers finds himself caught between a city of science and a world of magic in this tale of a single gifted hand.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Usagi Drop Review: Daikichi Kawachi Raises Rin Kaga Across 11 Episodes
A thirty-year-old man raises a six-year-old girl, learning patience and love through ordinary domestic life.
TV Reviews7.2/10
Quarry Review: Marshall-Green Carries a Crime Story Anchored by War
A Marine returns from Vietnam to find Memphis no longer wants him, and slides into a killing business along the Mississippi.
TV Reviews7.4/10
‘The Looming Tower’: Hulu’s Slow-Burning Drama About the FBI-CIA Rivalry That Failed America
A slow-burning tragedy about the rise of al-Qaeda and the rivalry between CIA and FBI that doomed America to tragedy.
TV Reviews8/10
Dirty Money Review: Netflix’s Corporate Greed Doc Trades Spectacle for Substance
A Netflix documentary series exposes corporate greed through quiet, deliberate investigation.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Grand Blue Dreaming Review: Four Seasons of Drinking, Stripping and Diving
A college comedy of a boy who joins a diving club, spends more hours getting drunk than getting wet, and learns to love the ocean.
TV Reviews8.1/10
NieR:Automata Ver1.1a Review: Faithful Anime Adapts the Game’s Proxy War With Care
A faithful anime adaptation of NieR:Automata, following androids 2B and 9S on a ruined Earth beset by Machines.
TV Reviews8.9/10
‘The Good Bad Mother’ Reviews: Ra Mi-ran and Lee Do-hyun Earn 8.9 Out of 10
A mother's love endures as her son's mind regresses to childhood in this tender, honest drama.
TV Reviews7.7/10
Six Decades On, The Time Tunnel Still Puts Science Fiction Before Sense
A relic of early television science fiction, Irwin Allen's 1966 series still holds up better than its reputation suggests.
TV Reviews8.5/10
Dear White People Ends Its Run: Four Seasons, One Campus, No Easy Answers
A review of Netflix's Dear White People, a biting comedy-drama about race on an Ivy League campus.