Television we have watched and scored.
A tale of seven generations and one hundred years in Macondo, wherein Netflix's adaptation of García Márquez's novel is weighed against the original.
A wild, hungry devil of a man lives among his kin upon a strange isle of perpetual yellow skies.
A review of The Lion Guard, a Disney Junior show about Kion and his animal team guarding the Pride Lands.
A chronicle of Karl Pilkington's reluctant wanderings abroad, wherein Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant behold his distress from afar.
A tale of a maid who eats too much and a trainer who helps her shed weight, with humor and romance at the gym.
A nurse's frantic search for a boyfriend before Christmas Eve dinner, in a light, often sharp Norwegian comedy.
A mother turns to the mob to save her son's life, and a cleaner's brutal trade begins. A review of the FOX series The Cleaning Lady.
A review of Supacell, the Netflix superhero drama about five Black Britons with sickle cell disease and superpowers.
A retrospective on Blue's Clues, the animated children's show starring Steve Burns and Donovan Patton, and its enduring influence.
A tale of a boy and a small demon bound by fate within a great tournament, a chronicle of mirth and magic.
A tale of love born of a single night's error, wherein two souls, divided by fortune, must decide whether heartbreak or joy shall follow.
A family returns to a town haunted by its past, only to find dread built slowly yet rushed to ruin.
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