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A spectral man and woman stand together on a foggy bridge between worlds.

Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal Carry Netflix’s Marriage-Murder Mystery

Netflix's His & Hers, a six-episode limited series with Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal as estranged spouses chasing one murder, reviewed.

By mitch·6 min readSeptember 17, 2026

Three strangers stand amid the sun's glare, each bound to a fate none may escape.

TV Reviews7.5/10

ZeroZeroZero: A Crime Drama About the Cocaine Supply Chain

ZeroZeroZero review: a crime drama about one cocaine shipment from Mexico to Italy, and the distance, delays and betrayals that consume everyone in its path.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 17, 2026

The Dunphy-Pritchett-Tucker clan gathers joyfully around a table, unaware of the dramatic turn ahead.

Television

How Modern Family’s Season 4 Premiere Turned a Failed Adoption Into a New Beginning

Modern Family's Season 4 premiere ended Mitchell and Cameron's adoption plans with Gloria's unexpected pregnancy twist, a delightful risk that paid off.

By mitch·6 min readSeptember 17, 2026

A gang of adult cyclists chases kids on electric scooters down a suburban street.

Television

‘South Park’ Returns as ‘South America’ as Plot Stays Local and Trump-Free

South Park returns as South America in its 29th season premiere, spoofing Trump's map changes and the election cycle.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 17, 2026

A group of boys ride electric scooters through a suburban street as a character complains about the town's new name.

Television

‘South Park’ Returns As ‘South America,’ Mocks GTA 6 Delay, E-Bikes And Trump Worship

South Park changes its name to South America in a Season 29 premiere packed with fellatio jokes, e-bike gangs, and GTA 6 satire.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 17, 2026

Two plastic surgeons stand in a dimly lit Beverly Hills office, reflecting on the vanity of their patients.

TV Reviews7.2/10

Nip/Tuck: Ryan Murphy’s Surgery Drama Was Outrageous by Design, and Sometimes Great

Nip/Tuck, Ryan Murphy's FX series from 2003 to 2010, reviewed: the plastic surgery drama that became the template for a whole style of TV.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 17, 2026

An empty chair sits before an open window in a dim room, evoking the absence of one who has been lost.

TV Reviews8.4/10

Tear Along the Dotted Line: A Cartoonist’s Grief, Six Episodes, One Orange Armadillo

Netflix's Tear Along the Dotted Line review: Zerocalcare's six-episode Italian animated series about grief, friendship and the armadillo in his head.

By mitch·6 min readSeptember 17, 2026

Gabriel Byrne plays a psychologist lost in thought in his study, surrounded by shadows.

TV Reviews5.5/10

Harlan Coben’s Fool Me Once Builds a Clever Trap, Then Springs It Too Early

Fool Me Once review: Michelle Keegan leads Netflix's Harlan Coben thriller with a killer nanny-cam hook, but the eight-episode mystery runs out of road. 5.5/10.

By mitch·6 min readSeptember 17, 2026

Survivors gather on a sunlit island beach near a glowing oxygen tank amid thick jungle.

TV Reviews7/10

Paradise Review: Sterling K. Brown Anchors a Bunker Mystery That Earns Its Twists

Paradise review: Sterling K. Brown leads Hulu's bunker-set political thriller, a murder mystery with 11 Emmy nods and a 7.0/10 verdict.

By mitch·5 min readSeptember 17, 2026

A vision of a divided realm, one shore of plenty and another of ruin.

TV Reviews7.1/10

3% Review: Netflix’s First Portuguese-Language Original Has a Great Hook and a Shrinking Tail

Netflix's first Portuguese-language original, 3%, ran four seasons and 33 episodes. A review of the dystopian Process, its shrinking returns and its 7.1 score.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 17, 2026