This documentary series gives short thrift to its adolescent athletes, much to its own detriment.
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Naomi goes out of the frying pan and into the fire, as the occupants of Earth and the Rocinante face hard choices about how to strike back at Marco Inaros.
A quirky documentary series starring an indie Renaissance man might be just the thing to get you through these troubling times.
Hulu’s latest prestige series looks good and features a powerful performance by its leading man, but isn’t anything we haven’t seen before.
We talk with the series co-creator, writer and director about finding the balance between darkness and comedy.
Ethan Hawke chews the scenery in a historical drama that gleefully plays around with the truth.
A dark ‘n’ gritty spinoff of the popular Nickelodeon cartoon, Fate: the Winx Saga looks incredible, but relies on tired plot twists.
Disney+’s first real time at bat for the MCU on television is a sprightly, experimental series that makes great, if deliberately-paced, use of its premise.
Naomi has a rude homecoming, as the show narrows its focus to a family fighting for its very soul.
The M. Night Shyamalan executive produced series continues to serve up spooky atmosphere, but quickly loses its way.
Netflix’s latest true-crime docuseries expands its scope not just to the famed LA murderer, but the community he […]
The dark comedy continues to be an excellent exploration of millennial ennui.
HBO’s documentary of golf great Tiger Woods suffers from a lack of participation from its subject, even as it charts his complicated home life and many personal scandals.
The composer of the latest David Attenborough nature documentary talks about building the sounds of planet Earth.
CBS All Access has managed to create an anti-hero drama as unpleasant as it is dull.
Tina Fey’s latest is a well-intentioned, but only occasionally diverting, COVID-set political sitcom with more good intentions than good jokes.
A third season filled with dramatic narrative shakeups ends in the most abrupt, contrived way possible.
Marco consolidates his power, as the rest of our characters recalibrate their sense of purpose and fight to survive in the wake of the Free Navy’s attacks on Earth.