TV Reviews7.9/10
‘Ajin’: Kei’s Run From All Humankind Earns a 7.9
A boy revived after death, hunted by a fearful world, in this grim tale of Ajin, a demon among men.
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Category: TV Reviews
Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Kate Walsh Leads Shonda Rhimes’ Spin-Off Private Practice, Still Streaming on Disney Plus
A look back at Shonda Rhimes' Private Practice, the Grey's Anatomy spin-off where Addison moves to Los Angeles and creates a cozy co-op of doctors.
TV Reviews7.8/10
‘How Not to Summon a Demon Lord’: A Clever Premise That Runs Out of Steam
A player summoned to another world traps two girls as slaves, and speaks as his avatar Diablo to cover his social anxiety.
TV Reviews6.8/10
The Kominsky Method Review: Netflix’s Sandy Kominsky Knows Exactly How to Be Funny
A comedy of old age, of friendship between two men, of failure and laughter. The Kominsky Method, a good show, worth the watch.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Dare Me Review: Cheerleading Drama’s Slow Burn Earns a 7.3
A study of the cheerleaders and the coach who tests their bonds, in a small Midwestern town where loyalty and ambition are tested.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Griselda Blanco: The Black Widow Still Deserves Its 7.4, Warts and All
A review of the telenovela Griselda Blanco: The Black Widow, starring Juan Manuel Restrepo, praised for its cast but weighed down by length and filler.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Sakamoto Days Review: A Hitman Who Refuses to Be One Earns Its Score
A retired hitman, a wife, a daughter, and a convenience store face the yakuza and their own shadows in a show of comedy and grim destiny.
TV Reviews8/10
Fifty Years On, The Muppet Show’s Chaos Still Rules
A chaotic weekly show of amphibian hosts, pompous pigs, and backstage mayhem, a tale of Muppet absurdity.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Homecoming Review: Julia Roberts Anchors a Slow Burn That Earns Its Silence
A review of Homecoming, the psychological thriller from Gimlet Media, starring Julia Roberts and Sissy Spacek.
TV Reviews6.2/10
Seven Years On, The Passage Remains a Premise Too Good for Its Own Cast
A government conspiracy and a post-apocalyptic vampire horror collide in The Passage, a TV show with a good premise wasted on a scattered season.
TV Reviews6.1/10
Teen Detectives Solve London’s Supernatural Crimes, but Netflix’s ‘The Irregulars’ Never Delivers a Payoff
Netfli's teen Sherlockian mystery The Irregulars is a promising London drama that stumbles on its horror premise.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Ninja Kamui Review: A Bloody Revenge Story That Earns Its Grief
Ninja Kamui is a grim anime tale of revenge, where a man's wife and son slain by assassins drive him to become a ninja of blood and fury.