H Categories Reviews TV November 23, 2021 Hawkeye is chill and chilly if perhaps a bit too slow The archer and his "protege" have great comedic chemistry but time is working against them.
C Categories Reviews TV November 19, 2021 Cowboy Bebop provides a case study in adaptation gone awry Netflix's new live-action interpretation feels sluggish and emotionally inert.
M Categories Reviews TV November 11, 2021 Mayor of Kingstown welcomes you to another visit to Taylor Sheridan Country The writer-director's newest series feels like a collection of his usual interests and obsessions.
R Categories Reviews TV November 10, 2021 Ragdoll is a disappointing Frankenstein’s Monster of influences AMC+'s new crime thriller proves much less than the sum of its parts.
D Categories Reviews TV November 7, 2021 Dexter: New Blood is a sanguinary—but usually enjoyable—mess Dexter Morgan returns...and it isn't entirely unwelcome, surprisingly enough.
A Categories Reviews TV November 4, 2021 Animaniacs still plays like a show out of time in the second season The reboot continues to struggle with how to use its deep bench and find the tone for today.
H Categories Reviews TV November 3, 2021 Head of the Class would do well to repeat a grade HBO's reboot of the mid-80s mid-tier sitcom is a slog through artificiality.
L Categories Reviews TV October 22, 2021 Locke & Key Season 2 opens up with bigger risks, more interesting choices The Netflix show Locke & Key becomes less faithful to the comic book series's plot, but closer to its tone in Season 2.
D Categories Reviews TV October 13, 2021 Dopesick is a painful, important deep dive into the opioid crisis Hulu's limited series comes close to greatness with an excellent ensemble, but pacing, some odd performances, undermine the effort.
T Categories Recap TV October 8, 2021 Ted Lasso “Inverting the Pyramid of Success” Recap: Season 2 Finale (mostly) nails it Ted Lasso's Season 2 Finale choices for Roy and Keeley still baffle, but everything else comes together in this strong closer.
