F Categories Reviews TV September 22, 2023 Fall of the House of Usher offers some unexpectedly campy chills Mike Flanagan puts a modern, soap operatic spin on Edgar Allan Poe to mostly successful results.
S Categories Reviews TV September 22, 2023 Still Up captures some of the magic and anguish of insomnia but loses itself in cliched friends’ romance AppleTV+’s newest comedy has heart and wit, but can’t resist tired will they/won’t they plotting.
S Categories Reviews TV September 21, 2023 Sex Education Season 4 takes on more than it can handle, still has a great time Despite some early signs of unraveling, Netflix’s best original comedy comes out on top.
O Categories Recap TV September 21, 2023 On Star Trek: Lower Decks, Tendi finds acceptance, even when it’s not easy bein’ green A girls’ trip to the Orion homeworld raises some old insecurities while Boimler and Rutherford discover cosplay dispute resolution.
A Categories Recap TV September 15, 2023 Ahsoka Part 5 helps the titular character get her groove back A trip to The World Between Worlds forces Ahsoka to confront her traumatic past.
B Categories Reviews TV September 14, 2023 British heist thriller The Gold shines brightly Paramount+'s 24-karat true-crime caper works thanks to a brilliant cast of scheming fencers and heaps of class consciousness.
S Categories Recap TV September 14, 2023 Star Trek: Lower Decks proves that exciting new promotions can come with exciting new problems A visit to a planet run by an ancient computer brings out the best (and panickiest) in Boimler, while his friends worry they’re being hazed.
W Categories Reviews TV September 14, 2023 Wilderness keeps it deliciously sleazy The new Prime Video thriller eschews likability to deliver a tart treat.
T Categories Reviews TV September 13, 2023 The Morning Show returns for more self-important nonsense The third season of Apple TV's daytime news series makes for some excellent hate-watching, & not much else.
T Categories Reviews TV September 12, 2023 The Swarm is rickety but seaworthy Beautiful settings, a pulpy premise & ominous atmosphere are more than enough to compensate for banal human subplots.
