TV Reviews7.9/10
Letterkenny Review: 12 Seasons of Feuding in Rural Ontario
A chronicle of Wayne's realm in Letterkenny, where feuds between the Hicks, Skids, and Jocks define a decade of mirth.
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TV Reviews7.6/10
ReLIFE Review: Arata Takes the Pill and Learns Youth Is Not What He Thought It Would Be
A 27-year-old man takes a pill and returns to high school, seeking a second chance at life. A tale of memory, regret, and friendship.
TV Reviews8/10
Eun Dan-oh Discovers She Is a Comic Book Character in Extraordinary You
A girl discovers she's a fictional character and sets out to rewrite her destiny in this heartfelt high-school drama.
TV Reviews7.6/10
Bloque de búsqueda Reviews: Solid Hunt for Escobar, Long on Length
A Colombian telenovela tracing the hunt for Pablo Escobar, told through the officers and families caught in its peril.
TV Reviews5.8/10
Sixty Years On, General Hospital Still Trades Melodrama for Continuity — and That Is the Problem
A look back at ABC's General Hospital, a long-running soap opera with a loyal following and a reputation for dated storytelling.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Austin & Ally Review: A Reliable Partnership That Earns Its 7.9
A look back at Austin & Ally, Disney Channel's teen comedy about a shy songwriter and an overnight internet sensation whose careers collide.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Twelve Years On, The Musketeers Still Struggles to Match Its Own Ambition
A review of The Musketeers, the 2014 British TV series starring Luke Pasqualino, Tom Burke, Santiago Cabrera, and Howard Charles.
TV Reviews5.3/10
Ten Years On, Containment Still Captures the Early Days of a Pandemic Better Than Anything Else
A quarantine zone sealed off forever, a show that tried to contain a disaster and mostly succeeded, though it never earned a second season.
TV Reviews6.2/10
Six Years On, The English Game Still Struggles to Live Up to Its Own Ambitions
A tale of two men, one of humble birth, one of noble station, whose friendship spans a class divide and changes the game forever.
TV Reviews8.6/10
‘I May Destroy You’: Michaela Coel’s Masterpiece of Trauma and Recovery
A tale of a London writer whose drink is spiked, and the friends who aid her recovery in a drama of truth and ruin.
TV Reviews9.8/10
Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones Lead a Masterpiece of Television Western Storytelling
A tale of two aged Rangers driving a herd of cattle three thousand miles northward, wherein friendship, death, and old age are pondered.
TV Reviews6.3/10
Kit Harington Leads a Solidly Made, Flawed Gunpowder
Kit Harington stars in BBC/HBO's Gunpowder miniseries about the 1605 plot to blow up Parliament; a mixed verdict on this historical drama.