
‘The Tom and Jerry Show’ Review: Solid, Enjoyable, Dependable
A review of the 1975 animated revival of Tom and Jerry, its formula, setting and enduring charm.

Television we have watched and scored.

A review of the 1975 animated revival of Tom and Jerry, its formula, setting and enduring charm.

A look back at Phineas and Ferb, the Disney Channel cartoon that packed two overlapping stories into one joyful summer day.

A woman loops through her own funeral, finding meaning in grief, friendship, and the strange gift of being alive.

A look back at Misfits, the cult British sci-fi/horror series about young offenders who gain strange powers after a lightning storm.

A Turkish comedy about a doctor who heals with laughter, starring Engin Altan Düzyatan, reviewed for its enduring appeal.

A tale of a man who wins without fighting: strategy, politics, and quiet strength in this corporate thriller.

A review of Billions, the Showtime drama about a hedge fund king and the prosecutor who wants him brought down.

A cabinet of curiosities, wherein strange objects reveal the fears and hopes of the soul.

A look back at Rod Serling's groundbreaking horror anthology, from its 1959 premiere to its lasting influence on TV.

A look back at La familia P. Luche, a sharp, warm comedy about a Mexican-American family in Los Angeles.
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