TV Reviews7.7/10
Pasión de Gavilanes Review: A Soap Opera That Earns Its 7.7/10
A tale of two families, the Villas and the Guzmans, whose lives become tangled through love, revenge and betrayal.
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TV Reviews9.5/10
Eighteen Years On, True Blood’s 9.5/10 Score Holds Up Because the Flaws Are the Point
A look back at True Blood, the vampire soap opera that blended horror, romance, and satire into a cultural touchstone.
TV Reviews4.9/10
Four Years On, the Kardashians Still Move Like a Machine Running Without a Driver
A family of spectacle builds a machine of wealth, fame, and grievance, yet the engine moves nowhere.
Lanterns Episode 5 Recap: Hal and John Fight, Rushville Falls, and Two Mysteries Die
Lanterns episode 5 review: Hal Jordan dies, John Stewart quits the ring, and Guy Gardner steps up as the new Green Lantern.
TV Reviews6.6/10
Person of Interest Review: Finch and Reese Still Outweigh the Machine’s Secrets
A retrospective look at Person of Interest, the CBS series about a supercomputer predicting violent crime, starring Michael Emerson and James Spader.
TV Reviews6.4/10
Sex and the City Review: Carrie’s Apartment Still Shines, But the Romance Has Dated
A review of Sex and the City, weighing its sharp writing, iconic fashion, and dated treatment of romance and sex.
TV Reviews8.7/10
Hunter x Hunter Review: Gon’s 15-Year Quest Still Earns Its Reputation
A tale of treasure hunters, a boy seeking his father, and a world of strange creatures and perilous trials.
TV Reviews8/10
Pokémon Review: 29 Years On, the Simple Formula Still Works
A review of the 1997 Pokémon animated series, its formula, characters, Johto region, and lasting influence.
TV Reviews8.5/10
Four Years On, SPY x FAMILY Still Works Because the Family Never Stays Together
A spy story dressed as a family sitcom, where a lying psychic girl's mind-reading gift becomes the engine of the whole show.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Obi-Wan Kenobi Review: A Solid Bridge Between Trilogies
A tale of Obi-Wan Kenobi, hiding upon Tatooine, who must face his former pupil, now a lord of darkness.