
‘A Korean Odyssey’ Review: Monkey King Locked in a House, Girl Who Sees Ghosts Never Forgets
A monkey king locked in a house, a girl who sees ghosts, and a contract that binds them together in a Seoul comedy-drama.

Television we have watched and scored.

A monkey king locked in a house, a girl who sees ghosts, and a contract that binds them together in a Seoul comedy-drama.

A young sleuth in a small town grapples with a supernatural murder, a cold case, and the people around her.

A retrospective on The Colbert Report, the Comedy Central satire that ran from 2005 to 2014, scoring a verdict of 6.5/10.

A tale of a hedgehog pulled through a dimensional rift unto Earth, gathering emeralds whilst battling a villainous doctor.

A vast chronicle of Osman Bey, whose sword and spirit forged the Ottoman realm amid Byzantine and Mongol wars.

A puppeteer's search for his vanished son, a towering marionette, and a New York City of dread.

A stripper's fight for life and a wife's desperate marriage: Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black balances grim fate with real feeling.

A review of Pawn Stars, the long-running History channel reality show about a Las Vegas pawn shop and its eccentric staff.

A man returns to his old Roman neighborhood to help a friend, finding it changed beyond recognition amid refugees, neo-Nazis and old memories.

A look back at Only Fools and Horses, the beloved British sitcom about two brothers chasing riches and love in Peckham.

A prison's vanished inmates return unaged, with no memory of their missing decades — a premise that never quite pays off.

A telenovela of Jesus: Dudu Azevedo as the prophet, Cláudia Mauro as Maria, and Mayana Moura as Satanás.
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