TV Reviews7.5/10
A Girl Builds a Game Character Around One Idea: Never Getting Hurt
A girl afraid of pain builds a game character that never gets hurt, surviving fights by sheer defense alone.
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TV Reviews6.8/10
Fear Itself Vanished Before It Could Prove Itself
A grim chronicle of Fear Itself, a horror anthology whose thirteen episodes vanished ere half its number were revealed unto the world.
TV Reviews6.9/10
FOX Cancels Human Target After Two Seasons
A man becomes a human target to save strangers. A review of the FOX series Human Target.
TV Reviews7.2/10
Friday Night Dinner Review: A Family Dinner Where Something Always Goes Wrong
A chronicle of the Goodman family's weekly Shabbat dinners in suburban London, wherein chaos reigns and laughter ensues.
TV Reviews8.1/10
‘Lab Rats’ Review: Bionic Teens, One Ordinary Teenager, and a Friendship Worth Watching Again
A review of the Disney XD series Lab Rats, streaming online, following a teen and three superpowered experiments.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Marinelli’s Mussolini Shaves His Head and Gains Weight for Sky Atlantic’s Son of the Century
A grim chronicle of Benito Mussolini's ascent to power, wrought by Luca Marinelli's singular visage.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Eric Andre’s Chaotic Late-Night Stint From 2012 Still Deserves Its Cult Following
A look back at the six seasons of Adult Swim's unhinged late-night comedy, The Eric Andre Show, from its host to its twisted credits.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Blood Drive Review: A Good Concept, a Flawed Execution
A grim, swift tale of a race wherein men's blood becomes fuel, and vengeance runs through a ruined city.
TV Reviews5.4/10
Pearson Review: Gina Torres Anchors a Spin-Off That Never Quite Remakes Its Lead
Jessica Pearson leaves the law firm for Chicago politics in this short-lived spin-off, anchored by Gina Torres's steady performance.
TV Reviews5/10
Billy the Kid Review: Tom Blyth Carries a Slow, Talky Western About a Man Who Shoots People for a Living
A quiet tale of a young outlaw, gunslinger, and wanderer of the American frontier, weighed against the legend of Billy the Kid.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Two Years On, Earth Abides Still Struggles to Live Up to Its Own Apocalyptic Scale
A plague sweeps the earth, leaving but a few survivors to hold onto what remains of their dying world.
TV Reviews7.7/10
Patricia Routledge’s Snobby Housewife Runs 5 Seasons Without Losing Charge
A housewife of modest means pretends grandeur and invites the neighbourhood to supper, and the whole world laughs.