TV Reviews8.1/10
Netflix’s Juvenile Justice Reviews Sim’s Own Beliefs to Land an 8.1
A stern judge of minors learns to temper her hatred with mercy, in this ten-episode courtroom drama of conscience.
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Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Ends Its 12 Seasons With a December 2023 Finale
A look back at Aqua Teen Hunger Force, the crude, absurdist Adult Swim cartoon that ran for 12 seasons.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Lucy’s Schemes Are Still What Makes I Love Lucy Work
Lucy Ricardo and Ricky Ricardo's sitcom about fame and family still amazes audiences, from Lucy's schemes to Little Ricky.
TV Reviews8/10
Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Review: Tokyo MX Romcom Hides Its Heart in Russian
Alya hides her feelings in Russian, and Kuze pretends not to understand. A tale of concealed affection and wry wit.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends Review: A Solid, Occasionally Brilliant Marvel Team-Up
A look back at Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, Marvel's family-friendly 1980s team-up show, with its stars, villains, and legacy.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Gilligan’s Island at 62: Why the Castaway Comedy Still Works
A comedy of seven castaways upon a desert island, a tale of mismatched spirits learning to live together, still holding its charm.
TV Reviews7.8/10
Hitchcock’s Weekly Thriller Anthology: 7.8/10 After Seven Seasons
A look back at Alfred Hitchcock Presents, the anthology series starring the master of suspense himself, spanning 268 episodes from 1955 to 1962.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Triage X Review: Ten Episodes of Vigilantes at Mochizuki Hospital
A vigilante anime about a hospital staff saving lives by day and killing 'cancers' by night — a worthy, serious take on dark fiction.
TV Reviews5.5/10
Netflix’s The Letter for the King Tells a Quest With a Secret Letter — But Never Explains the Letter
A young squire bears a secret letter across a realm of mountains, castles, and prophecy, in a quest that never quite finds its footing.
TV Reviews8/10
Nine Years On, Andi Mack Still Sets the Standard for Disney Channel Coming-of-Age Shows
A Disney Channel tale of a young soul, Andi Mack, whose quiet introspection and true friends guide her through middle school trials.
TV Reviews8.2/10
BLEND-S Review: A Smile Too Scary for Its Own Good
A waitress with a smile that scares customers must play sadist to a menu of patrons who crave cruelty. BLEND-S review.
TV Reviews4.4/10
Five Years On, Amazon’s Solo Anthology Still Lets the Frame Outshine the Stories
A memory thief haunts seven lives in this anthology tale, wherein the human heart finds kinship amid solitude.