TV Reviews6/10
Zac Efron’s Down to Earth Means Well But Never Commits
A docuseries wherein a star of renown travels the earth with a learned companion to discover the art of living well and gently.
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Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews4.7/10
Dominion Review: Angels Fight Humans, but the Politics Feel Like a Board Game
A tale of angels and men, of a vanished God and walled cities, wherein politics supplant the clash of heaven and earth.
TV Reviews7.9/10
How Netflix’s Wild Wild Country Made Rajneesh’s Oregon Utopia an Emmy-Winning Slow Burn
A Netflix docu-series about a guru's desert utopia, a cult, and the clash with the law that makes it worth watching.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Baby Looney Tunes Review: Toddlers, Granny and the Same Old Jokes
A look back at Baby Looney Tunes, the toddler spinoff of Bugs Bunny and friends, its lessons, voice cast, and enduring reruns.
TV Reviews7.6/10
Las Estrellas’ Killer Women Remains a Crime Drama That Still Works
A grim chronicle of Las Estrellas' Killer Women, wherein abused women become murderers, each episode a tale of cruelty overcoming the feminine soul.
TV Reviews8/10
Inazuma Eleven Review: 18 Years On, the Soccer Anime Still Trusts Its Audience
A tale of a goalkeeper and his team who battle a mighty rival to save their sport, a saga of teamwork and resolve.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Violetta Review: A Musical Telenovela That Earns Its 8.1
A tale of a maiden named Violetta who returns to Buenos Aires, finds her musical voice, and learns love and friendship among her companions.
TV Reviews8/10
Club de Cuervos Review: Netflix’s First Spanish Original Still Earns Its 8 Out of 10
A tale of a soccer team, a family's bitter fight for its soul, and the legacy of a father's dream.
TV Reviews8/10
Cells at Work! Turns Your Body Into a Workplace Comedy — and Mostly Pulls It Off
A review of Cells at Work!, the anime that turns the human body into a workplace comedy, with score and key facts included.
TV Reviews7.4/10
‘Black Knight’: Delivery Men Carry a Dystopian World’s Breath
A tale of drivers bound by masks and tanks, delivering breath to a world grown dim — a chronicle of ruin and loyalty.
TV Reviews7.6/10
Happy Days Review: Fonzie Carries a Comfortable, Predictable Nostalgia
A look back at Happy Days, the beloved sitcom about a 1950s Milwaukee family and their motorcycle-riding neighbor.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Workaholics Review: Three Men Refuse to Grow Up for Seven Seasons — and It Works
Three friends refuse to grow up, work at a telemarketing firm, and party hard in this Comedy Central sitcom.