TV Reviews7/10
‘The Mandalorian’: Baby Yoda Carries a Strong Character Study Wrapped in a Space Opera
A lone hunter wanders the galaxy's rim, protecting a small, mysterious child from those who would claim him.
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TV Reviews9/10
Rick and Morty Review: Genius-Level Alcoholic Meets Shy Grandson on a Cruel Multiversal Adventure
A review of Rick and Morty, the sharp, cruel, and enduring animated comedy of a drunken scientist and his grandson.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Twelve Years On, The Flash’s Slow-Burn Formula Finally Pays Off
A review of The CW's The Flash, a superhero drama about a man who runs so fast he becomes invisible, with twists, grief, and a musical finale.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Tom Hiddleston’s Loki Turns Time Travel Into a Character Study That Works
Tom Hiddleston returns as Loki in Disney+'s Loki, a time-travel tale where the God of Mischief faces his own worst choices.
TV Reviews5.3/10
Nine Years On, The Good Doctor’s Brilliant Premise Still Outshines Its Mediocre Execution
A review of ABC's The Good Doctor, starring Freddie Highmore as a surgeon with autism and savant syndrome.
TV Reviews6.8/10
Nine Years On, Riverdale Still Delivers a Darker Version of Archie’s Town
A tale of Riverdale, wherein Archie, Jughead, Betty and Veronica dwell amid murder and mystery, seven seasons long.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Sixteen Years On, The Walking Dead Still Earns Its Reputation for Fear
A grim chronicle of the living dead: how AMC's The Walking Dead earned its terror and its place among the finest of television.
TV Reviews10/10
Money Heist Review: Prof’s Bank Heist Runs Eight Seasons and Earns Every One
A review of Money Heist, the Spanish crime thriller that became a global streaming phenomenon, weighing its highs against its flaws.
Netflix’s ‘Crew Girl’ Trades Hockey for Rowing — And the Review Says Stream It
Netflix's Crew Girl swaps hockey for rowing in a YA sports romance. Review says it's a welcome change with a likable lead and solid chemistry.
BritBox’s ‘Tommy & Tuppence’ Is the Cozy Fall Mystery to Fill the ‘Only Murders’ Gap
BritBox's 'Agatha Christie's Tommy & Tuppence' is a charming cozy mystery with great chemistry, perfect for filling the 'Only Murders' void this fall.