TV Reviews6.9/10
Da Ali G Show Review: Three Characters, One Ridiculous Interview
A retrospective look at Da Ali G Show, the satirical comedy starring Sacha Baron Cohen as Ali G, Borat, and Brüno.
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TV Reviews8/10
Digimon Frontier Review: Five Kids, Ten Spirits, One Big Betrayal
A review of Digimon Frontier, the fourth Digimon series, with a look at its spirit fusion mechanic, characters, and flaws.
TV Reviews6.9/10
The Amazing Race Review: 25 Years of Global Racing and Philimination
A long race around the world, wherein teams of two strive for victory and a vast sum of money, guided by a singular host.
TV Reviews5.9/10
‘Legends’: Sean Bean Plays a Man With No Memory of Himself — and the Show Can’t Decide Whether That’s a Gift or a Curse
A man with many faces, each a lie, each a truth, in a tale of identity and duty, wrought upon the screen.
TV Reviews5.9/10
‘The Crossing’ Wanted to Be Two Shows: One Flew Off the Rails
A tale of refugees crossing the border from a distant American future, wherein allegory and terror contend for the soul of the story.
TV Reviews7/10
Deadwind Review: Pihla Viitala Carries a Slow-Burn Detective Drama That Loses Its Pace
A detective widow's slow-burn case unravels her life: Deadwind review weighs grief, guilt, and a grim Finnish thriller.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Six Years On, This Netflix Docuseries Still Captures the Terror of ISIS Through One Man’s Eyes
A grim tale of terror and extremism, wherein Fatima and Sulle are drawn into a dark caliphate of fear.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Four Women, One Mansion, and the Web of Lies That Made Mentiras a Hit
Four women gather at a mansion to mourn a death, but the lies they hide soon come to light in this sharp comedy-drama.
TV Reviews6.9/10
Camp Lazlo Review: A Charming Show That Sometimes Overreaches
A tale of a camp wherein animal scouts dwell, with a cheerful spider monkey named Lazlo at its heart.
TV Reviews7.7/10
‘How It’s Made’ After 25 Years: Still Showing How Things Are Built
A review of 'How It's Made,' the long-running documentary series that shows how everyday objects get manufactured.
TV Reviews6.8/10
Eight Years On, Seven Seconds Remains Netflix’s Most Brutal Cover-Up Drama
A Netflix crime drama of grief, corruption, and a hit-and-run in Jersey City, where the Butler family's fury anchors a flawed yet compelling tale.
TV Reviews4.8/10
Chambers Review: Netflix’s Supernatural Series Starts Strong but Rushes Its Answers
A teenager receives a heart transplant and sees visions of her donor's death. Netflix's Chambers is a decent, if uneven, horror series.