
Fifty Years On, The Bionic Woman Still Delivers a Guilty Pleasure
A review of The Bionic Woman, the 1970s spy series starring Lindsay Wagner as a woman rebuilt with bionic parts.

Television we have watched and scored.

A review of The Bionic Woman, the 1970s spy series starring Lindsay Wagner as a woman rebuilt with bionic parts.

A vapid model's soul returns in a dead lawyer's body, and the law firm must bear the burden of two women's collision.

A true crime docuseries of a pizza man's death and the conspiracy that followed, with no easy answers.

A tale of crimes too horrid to name, wherein a detective and her kin pursue a terror that will not reveal itself.

A tale of a kitchen girl who becomes the first female physician of the Joseon Dynasty, her trials, triumphs, and the curse that haunts her father.

A shadowy collective fights organized evil worldwide in this dark, cult-beloved crime-drama from Chris Carter.

A tale of poet-warriors in ancient Silla, bound by loyalty and secrecy, whose bonds prove stronger than any sword.

A grim anthology of dread, where twisted tales of terror and torment are wrought anew in moving picture.

A Danish supernatural thriller where Astrid's nightmares of her vanished sister's class lead her to a terrifying truth.

Titus Welliver stars as Bosch in Amazon Freevee's Bosch: Legacy, a private investigator series with a sharp new partner.

A grim chronicle of a beleaguered ER wherein doctors, nurses, and patients alike struggle against a system that cannot sustain them.

A steady stream of gags, delivered with polish and wit, aimed at audiences who know exactly what they are getting.
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