
FX’s Restaurant Drama The Bear Turns a Kitchen Into a Family and Earns the Praise
The Bear ran five seasons and 46 episodes on FX on Hulu, winning 22 Emmys. A review of Carmy, the kitchen crew, and why the show earns its reputation.


The Bear ran five seasons and 46 episodes on FX on Hulu, winning 22 Emmys. A review of Carmy, the kitchen crew, and why the show earns its reputation.

Somebody Somewhere review: Bridget Everett leads HBO's Kansas-set series about grief, singing and finding your people across three seasons and 21 episodes.

Netflix's Ripley, starring Andrew Scott, won 4 Emmys from 14 nominations. A review of Steven Zaillian's slow, cold take on Patricia Highsmith's Tom Ripley.

Industry, the HBO/BBC Two banking drama from ex-bankers Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, ran four seasons and 32 episodes before a fifth and final series.

Citadel cost $300 million and still feels empty. A review of the Prime Video spy series starring Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra, scoring 5.1 of 10.

The Studio review: Seth Rogen's Apple TV satire about running a movie studio earns a 9.2, our highest-scored comedy, with Catherine O'Hara's final performance.

Severance review: Adam Scott, Britt Lower and Tramell Tillman star in Apple TV's office sci-fi drama from Dan Erickson and Ben Stiller. Score: 8.6/10.

Review of Only Murders in the Building, the Hulu mystery comedy with Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez, five seasons in and renewed for 2026

Netflix's Nobody Wants This pairs Kristen Bell and Adam Brody as an unlikely couple, earning 3 Emmy nods. A review of the rom-com's cast and charm.

CBS's Matlock stars Kathy Bates as a wealthy lawyer running a long con inside the firm she blames for her daughter's death. A review of the legal drama.

Prime Video's Fallout turns the game into real television: Lucy, the Ghoul and a Vault-Tec lie, now two seasons and 16 episodes deep.

Echo on Disney+ is a five-part Marvel series carried by Alaqua Cox as Maya Lopez. It soars in Oklahoma and stumbles when it reaches for cameos.
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