TV Reviews9.1/10
‘Dinosaurs’ Review: 35 Years On, the Sinclair Family’s Satire Still Lands
A look back at Dinosaurs, the satirical 1990s sitcom about dinosaur families that skewered corporations, religion, and politics.
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TV Reviews8.2/10
ThunderCats Review: Lion-O’s Sword Still Cuts Through 41 Years of Time
A look back at ThunderCats, the 1985 animated series, with a score of 8.2/10, weighing its animation, music, and themes.
TV Reviews5.3/10
Forty Years On, The A-Team Still Delivers the Helicopter Chase That Made It a Classic
A look back at The A-Team, a 1980s action show about a team of ex-Rangers solving problems with wit, skill, and a famous van.
TV Reviews8/10
Soy Luna Review: Luciana’s Deception Earns an 8 of 10
A tale of a maiden who assumes her sister's station within a band of song, deceiving all save one who loves her true.
TV Reviews5.6/10
‘Project Blue Book’: Bureaucracy Beats the Unknown
A Syfy series of ghostly tales and official inquiry, whose solemn weight cannot sustain its own strange light.
TV Reviews7.2/10
The Summer I Turned Pretty Review: A Heartfelt Cape Cod Romance That Earns Its Place
A tale of Cape Cod summers, grief, and forbidden love among the Connellys and the Foresters.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Mystery Incorporated Review: Scooby-Doo Grows Up Without Losing Its Groove
A review of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, blending horror and comedy into a dark yet beloved teen mystery series.
TV Reviews6.4/10
Sleepy Hollow Review: Ichabod’s Time Travel Comedy Works Better Than Its Pacing
A modern-day cop and a Revolutionary War-era man team up against a ghostly horseman in this tale of portals, prophecies, and true partnership.
TV Reviews8.1/10
How Everybody Hates Chris Became the Smartest Sitcom You Forgot
A look back at the sitcom Everybody Hates Chris, starring Chris Rock as a bullied teenager in 1970s Brooklyn.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Two Decades On, Amor Real Still Delivers 120 Episodes of Sibling Love, Betrayal and Revenge
A tale of forbidden love, inheritance, and betrayal in a Mexican saga of old — a review of Amor Real.