Television we have watched and scored.
A four-hour Netflix adaptation of Anthony Doerr's novel that treats its source as a map with no compass, failing faithfulness and execution alike.
A tale of a girl who blames all upon the fault of others for her want of popularity, wherein comedy and cruelty meet.
A grad student runs a dominatrix service while her awkward best friend works for her, in this dark comedy about trust and control.
A review of Beast Wars: Transformers, the animated tale of Maximals and Predacons whose war upon a strange world shaped a generation.
A tale of Captain Ross Poldark returning home to ruin, debt, and a sweetheart engaged to his cousin, adapted into five seasons.
A teen drama of blood and water: a sister taken, a swimming star who may hold the answer, and a Cape Town mystery worth telling.
A look back at CBS's CSI: Vegas, a worthy successor that honors the past while building its own future.
A tale of a small Texas town wherein football fields serve as stage for nearly every manner of American trouble.
A tale of a New York doctor who leaves her father's dreams behind to seek a new life in a small Southern town.
A tale of the Medici family's rise in Florence, where merchant cunning and art patronage shape a city's destiny.
A girl with no memory and a killer with none meet in a haunted building. Angels of Death blends horror and humor with surprising grace.
A tale of ice, a fall, and a secret too dear to confess, wherein a young skater seeks redemption upon the rink.
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