TV Reviews8.1/10
Sarah Gadon’s Quiet Turn Anchors Margaret Atwood’s Haunting Miniseries
A study of a housemaid's memory, a crime of 1843, and the doctor who tries to recover what she has lost.
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TV Reviews6.7/10
Alex Rider Review: Three Seasons, One Teenager in Over His Head
A teenage boy, reluctant and skilled, is drawn into a world of secrets and danger in this spy tale of three seasons.
TV Reviews8.2/10
The Heart Is Never Wrong Earns Its Title: A Soap Opera That Refuses Reason
A soap opera that proves the heart is never wrong, with reviews of Joaquín Bondoni and Laura Vignatti's romance.
TV Reviews8.4/10
Dinastía Casillas: A 92-Episode Machine That Still Delivers
A dynasty of blood, ambition and betrayal: Dinastía Casillas sets a new throne amid the sky lords' dominion.
TV Reviews5/10
Tomorrow People Review: A Competent but Dull Sci-Fi Drama
A shadowed tale of young ones who gain powers beyond their kind, hunted by a secret order — a review of The Tomorrow People.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Carlyle’s Hitler Rises From Apathy in a Short, Well-Made Miniseries
A grim chronicle of a man's rise to evil, traced through Carlyle's singular performance in this CBC miniseries.
TV Reviews5.5/10
‘The Goldbergs’ Review: Home Video Hook Carries a Family Too Loud to Love
A look back at ABC's The Goldbergs, a decade of memories recalled through home video, family, and pop culture.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Twelve Years On, Sonic Boom’s Loose, Funny Approach Still Mostly Delivers
A swift, amusing take on Sega's speedy blue hedgehog, with a cast of friends and foes that never fails to deliver a joke.
TV Reviews6.5/10
Ally McBeal Review: Dancing Baby, Love, and the Flaws That Still Make It Watchable
A review of Ally McBeal, the Boston lawyer with a dancing baby, whose fever dream of love, drama, and comedy confounds and charms in equal measure.
‘American Hostage’ Puts Jon Hamm’s Fred Heckman in an Impossible Position — Can He Still Be a Journalist?
A journalist becomes a hostage in American Hostage, as Fred Heckman faces a man with a gun and a story to tell.
TV Reviews7.3/10
How Acapulco Turns a Fading Joke About Mexico Into a Sincere Soap Opera
A sitcom about a dream job turns into a family soap, with a heart that's sincere, even when the jokes stumble.
TV Reviews6.7/10
John Sugar Review: Farrell’s Charm Carries the Case, but the Case Never Takes Over
A private eye show with a dashing lead and a missing granddaughter, told with charm and philosophy, but a mystery that never quite answers.