TV Reviews7.5/10
How He-Man Became the Ultimate 1980s Action Figure
A look back at He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, the 1980s cartoon that turned a sword into a catchphrase and shaped Saturday morning TV.
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Category: TV Reviews
Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews8.4/10
A Slave Auction Becomes the Core of This Romantic Coming-of-Age Fantasy
A tale of a girl sold at auction to a magus of the forest, wherein love and magic entwine amidst a world of faeries and spirits.
TV Reviews8.2/10
BNA Review: Beastmen, Comedy, and a City That Is Both Prison and Home
A girl turns into a beastman and flees to a walled city of outcasts, where comedy, drama, and satire meet in this bold anime.
TV Reviews7.7/10
Raising Voices Review: Alma Speaks Up and Her Whole World Crumbles
A teen speaks of abuse, and her friends and kin pay the price in this Netflix drama of truth and torment.
TV Reviews7.3/10
How The Six Million Dollar Man’s Bionic Formula Still Holds Up After Half a Century
A review of 'The Six Million Dollar Man,' a 1970s TV show about a man rebuilt with bionic limbs, starring Lee Majors.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Ruth and Debbie Reunite in Netflix’s GLOW, Where the Actors Keep Outshining the Wrestlers
A show of women feigning combat for gain, wherein the true contest is of spirit, not fist.
TV Reviews7/10
‘The Boys Presents: Diabolical’ Review: Eight Shorts, One Chaos-Filled Universe
A collection of eight animated shorts set in the foul world of The Boys, reviewed for its daring, uneven, and often brilliant vision.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Survivor Review: How a Simple Formula Dominated Reality TV for Decades
A chronicle of Survivor, the reality show that ruled American television for two decades, from its premiere in 2000 to its finale in 2026.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Bungo Stray Dogs Review: 60 Episodes of Literary Superheroes, Ranked
A tale of Yokohama's literary detectives and their monstrous abilities, wherein a weak tiger and his mentor battle the Port Mafia.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Station Eleven Review: Memory, Art, and Love Survive the Fall
A tale of memory, art, and love in a world broken by pestilence, wherein a troupe of performers wander a frozen wilderness.
TV Reviews4.8/10
CBS’s ‘Salvation’ Still Hasn’t Figured Out What It Wants to Be
A review of CBS's Salvation, a disaster drama about an asteroid collision, judged mediocre for its pacing, scale, and thin character arcs.
TV Reviews5.8/10
Seven Years On, Roswell Still Earns Its Reputation as TV’s Coolest Secret
Roswell, New Mexico review: A tale of love, fear, and the secret that tears both apart.