T Categories Recap Reviews TV September 26, 2021 The Great British Baking Show defies gravity (and expectations) in the season 12 opener The latest crop of bakers make some flaky pastry tarts as the world's comfort-food show starts another season.
L Categories Interviews Podcasts Right on Cue TV September 24, 2021 Laura Karpman on remixing the sound of the Marvel universe with What If…? We talk to the What If...? composer about blending the existing palette of the MCU with new, diverse soundscapes.
T Categories Recap TV September 24, 2021 Ted Lasso “No Weddings and A Funeral” Recap: The team gets Rick Rolled Ted Lasso Season 2 Episode 10 "No Weddings and A Funeral" neatly navigates tricky emotional waters in and out of the memorial service.
F Categories Reviews TV September 23, 2021 Foundation is solid enough to build upon in its early stretch Apple TV+’s latest sci-fi series is a glossy, gorgeous-looking adaptation of the Isaac Asimov novels, which nonetheless struggles to find humanity among its big ideas...
M Categories Reviews TV September 23, 2021 Midnight Mass is a haunting excursion into the mysteries of faith Mike Flanagan continues an impressive run in a miniseries about a dying town forced to worship at the altar of death and unquestioning belief.
I Categories Reviews TV September 18, 2021 In Season 3, Sex Education reaches new levels of maturity Sex Education's characters wrestle with regressive sexual politics and communication issues on the way to its most mature season yet.
T Categories Recap TV September 17, 2021 Ted Lasso “Beard After Hours” Recap: The wild night is calling Ted Lasso Season 2 Episode 9 takes viewers on one bizarre night with Coach Beard.
N Categories Reviews TV September 16, 2021 Netflix’s He-Man and the Masters of the Universe is somehow more dated than ever Netflix's latest attempt at the He-Man IP sacrifices interesting innovation for toyetic changes.
& Categories Reviews TV September 15, 2021 “Da Bears” gags are the height of comedy compared to Chicago Party Aunt’s crummy jokes Chicago Party Aunt, Netflix's new animated comedy, undercuts the strengths of its medium and its cast through sloppy, tired craft and writing.
O Categories Reviews TV September 15, 2021 Ordinary Joe takes a charming spin through alternate timelines NBC's latest drama goes down easy despite some significant flaws.
