TV Reviews2.5/10
‘Insatiable’ Review: Debby Ryan Carries a Show That Is Cruel Not Clever
A girl grows fat after a blow, then shrinks again, and all men desire her. A tale of cruelty dressed as mirth.
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TV Reviews6.6/10
New Girl Review: Six Seasons of Friendship, Awkwardness, and Dogs
A review of New Girl, a sitcom about friendship and loneliness among a group of twenty-somethings living in a loft.
TV Reviews6.4/10
‘Lie to Me’: Gillian Foster Carries a Premise That Never Fully Delivers
A review of Lie to Me, the Fox crime series starring Tim Roth as a man who reads faces for truth, weighed against its faults.
TV Reviews7.5/10
‘Big Little Lies’: HBO’s Gritty Miniseries Scores a Solid 7.5 Out of 10
A review of HBO's Big Little Lies, a tense tale of suburban secrets told through stellar performances and glossy cinematography.
TV Reviews8.2/10
‘Victorious’ Review: Nickelodeon’s Teen Sitcom Still Sings After 16 Years
A look back at Nickelodeon's Victorious, the teen musical sitcom that balanced comedy, music, and warmth.
TV Reviews6.8/10
‘The Outsider’ Review: A Solid Ending Can’t Fully Make Up for Its Slow Middle
A tale of a boy's murder and a man who denies it, told in seven parts, wherein terror, comedy, and a monstrous outsider collide.
‘Lights Out’: Lanterns Stages Explosions While Its Characters Grieve
A tale of lanterns blown apart—betrayals, deaths, and a hollow victory that weighs heavier than any battle.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Mare of Easttown Review: Winslet Anchors a Slow-Burn Detective Drama Worth the Wait
A tale of a small town detective whose grief and duty entangle her in a web of secrets and murder.
TV Reviews7/10
Succession Review: Power, Family, and the Ugliness of Wealth
A review of Succession, the HBO drama about a wealthy family's ruthless power struggle, with analysis of its writing, acting, and legacy.
TV Reviews8.5/10
Dr. STONE Review: Senku’s Science-Filled Quest Saves a World Turned to Stone
A scientist wakes from stone, gathers geniuses, and rebuilds the world one puzzle at a time. Clever, warm, and surprisingly engaging.