TV Reviews7.3/10
Tru Calling’s Great Premise Stretched Across Two Seasons, and That Was All of It
A young woman relives the same day to stop a murder. Tru Calling had a great premise, but the show failed to live up to its promise.
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Category: TV Reviews
Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews7.2/10
Brickleberry Review: Uneven But Rarely Boring
A comedy of a park doomed to close, and a ranger who thinks he can save it. Uneven, yet rarely dull.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Craig of the Creek Ends Its Run: 8 Seasons, 172 Episodes, One Creek
A look back at Craig of the Creek, the animated tale of three friends who rule a kid utopia called the Creek.
TV Reviews6.9/10
Daniel Grao Anchors Ambitious ‘Stolen Away,’ But Its Own Weight Crushes It
A father's desperate search through Colombia's shadowy streets leads him into a labyrinth of betrayal, in this Spanish thriller.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Arnold: Netflix Docuseries Tracks Schwarzenegger From Bodybuilder to Governor
A docuseries chronicles Arnold Schwarzenegger's rise from bodybuilder to governor, blending intimate interviews with archival spectacle.
TV Reviews7/10
‘Las Vegas’: James Caan’s NBC Comedy-Drama Still Earns Its Place on the Strip
A review of Las Vegas, the NBC series starring James Caan as a former CIA officer running a casino, with a score of 7/10.
TV Reviews6.2/10
Sixteen Years On, Mike & Molly Still Weighs Its Premise Well
A review of CBS's Mike & Molly, a sitcom about a couple who meet at Overeaters Anonymous, weighing its strengths against its flaws.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Rosendo Runs From La Ermita and Drags Everyone Into Ruin in ‘Abyss of Passion’
A slow-burning Mexican telenovela of betrayal, marriage and guilt, anchored by strong performances despite a long, winding arc.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Pluto Review: Netflix’s Slow-Burn Robot Mystery Pays Off
A grim tale of a robot detective who hunts a killer among the seven great machines, wherein horns mark each victim's fate.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Three Decades of Felix the Cat: How the Bag Survived and the Lost Episodes Vanished
A tale of Felix the Cat, whose magic bag brought wonder to ABC's screens, and of the cliffhangers that made him a classic.
TV Reviews8.7/10
How Pachinko Traces a Century of Korean History Through One Family
A tale of one Korean family across four generations, from 1915 to 1989, traced through the lives of Sunja and her descendants.
TV Reviews7.2/10
‘The War Next-door’: Two Matriarchs Wage a Full-Scale War of Pride
A feud between two wealthy matriarchs, Agustina and Leonor, wages across Netflix's War Next-door, a tale of spite and social standing.