T Categories Reviews TV July 16, 2021 The Loki finale: a god of mischief & a deal with the Devil The Disney+ series concludes (for now) on a mindbending cliffhanger that asks: what do you do when you no longer have glorious purpose?
N Categories Reviews TV July 12, 2021 Never Have I Ever is still just as insightful & funny in season 2 Netflix's teen dramedy addresses grief, culture shock and hormones with tenderness and empathy.
M Categories Reviews TV July 7, 2021 Monsters at Work is a photocopied imitation of the Monsters, Inc. universe While it's got the original voice cast, Disney+ continues the story of the hit Pixar film to rudimentary results.
& Categories Reviews TV June 17, 2021 “Kevin Can F**k Himself” is a sharp sitcom sendup Valerie Armstrong's sitcom is a dark, feminist twist on the sort of TV fare that's oversaturated the airwaves.
T Categories Reviews TV June 16, 2021 Things get uncomfortably relatable in Apple TV’s “Physical” Rose Byrne’s new dark comedy won’t be for everyone, but it’s a fascinating look at toxic ambition & female body image.
& Categories Reviews TV June 11, 2021 “Betty” is still a gem in season 2, despite some drawbacks HBO Max's series about the complicated lives of NYC skater girls isn't without its flaws, but succeeds far more often than not.
& Categories Reviews TV May 28, 2021 “Panic” wants to be the next “Riverdale” & it almost nails it Now streaming on Prime, Panic is a new series about doing what it takes to break free from your dead-end town without dying in the process.
& Categories Reviews TV May 27, 2021 “Friends: The Reunion” is the one where not much happens The long-running sitcom gets the reunion treatment with a messy mix of interviews, Q&As, and guest appearances.
& Categories Reviews TV May 20, 2021 “Master of None” smartly shifts gears for season 3 Aziz Ansari focuses his efforts behind the camera for his dramedy, making for a refreshing collaboration with Lena Waithe.
& Categories Reviews TV May 11, 2021 “Pride” is an earnest if uneven look at queer history The variety of creative voices in FX's new docuseries lifts up what can be an inconsistent jaunt through 70 years of LGBTQ history.
