TV Reviews6.6/10
Young Rock Reviews: Dwayne Johnson’s Early Years Get a Mostly Pleasant, Uneven Treatment
A chronicle of Dwayne Johnson's youth, told through three actors, framed by a future campaign, wherein memory and present meet.
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TV Reviews7.7/10
Seven Years On, Nurses Still Delivers The Hardest Hospital Comedy You’ll Ever Watch
A review of Enfermeras, the Colombian hospital drama starring Julián Trujillo and Diana Hoyos, with a score of 7.7/10.
TV Reviews10/10
The Lazarus Project Review: Essiedu’s Time-Bending Drama Earns Its Confidence
A man wakes to find himself months in the past, and a secret order bends time itself to save the world.
TV Reviews7.2/10
One of Us Is Lying Review: Five Students, One Dead, and Four Secrets
A tale of five students who enter detention, yet only four emerge alive, told through a series of mysteries and betrayals.
TV Reviews10/10
Tommy Leaves New York Behind in Power Book IV: Force
A review of Power Book IV: Force, the crime drama starring Tommy Egan, exploring ambition, family, and the cost of being who you are.
Twelve Years On, ‘Doctor Who’s’ ‘The Caretaker’ Still Captures the Doctor at His Most Unhinged
A tale of the Doctor's darkest hour, wherein he reveals his own worst nature to the man who loves his companion.
TV Reviews7.9/10
How Scooby-Doo’s 1985 Spinoff Brought Back the Old Gang for One Final Adventure
A look back at The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, a spooky, globe-trotting 1985 adventure that remains a cult favorite.
TV Reviews4/10
‘Wolf Pack’: Four Leads Can’t Save This Forgettable Teen-Werewolf Series
A pack of wolves gathers beneath the moon, yet their tale remains a shadow of the tale that came before.
TV Reviews6.2/10
Scrubs Review: Nine Seasons of J.D.’s Dreams, and One Where They Died
A retrospective look at Scrubs, the NBC/ABC comedy about Sacred Heart Hospital, its voice-over narration, and its enduring legacy.
TV Reviews8.2/10
‘The Bureau’: Slow-Burn Spy Drama Earns Its Reputation
A slow-burn spy drama about bureaucrats, lies, and the legend of a man named Malotru. Review of The Bureau.
TV Reviews10/10
Six Years On, Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts Still Deserves Its Perfect Score
A review of Netflix's Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, a post-apocalyptic adventure with mutant beasts and a ten out of ten score.
‘SNL’ Opening Monologue: Jalen Brunson’s Knicks Teammates Join Him on Stage
Jalen Brunson brings his Knicks teammates to SNL's opening monologue, trading jokes with Karl-Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby and Josh Hart.