“TV” Archives

By all rights, I should’ve hated this series. For starters, there’s its shameless appropriation of …

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

A space western, summertime adventures, Tyler Durden, the Front Man, Hitchcock thrills, sharks, a man and his Swiss Army knife, and more.

In 1988, Reading Rainbow and Star Trek: The Next Generation had one of the greatest crossovers of all time.

With its multiple time skips and various storylines, Andor’s second and final season is undoubtedly…

First of all, there’s no denying that The Expanse’s first season was beset by budgetary constraints…

As with most anthologies, this is a mix of hits and duds. Unfortunately, this season starts off wea…

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Hobbits, cyborgs, Spider-Man, Star Wars, an Akira Kurosawa epic, and more.

As we watched the bird-obsessed Detective Cordelia Cupp wind her way through the White House’s laby…

Willis Wu’s life in Chinatown is hardly what he hoped it would be. His family is still reeling from…

Critics respond to the second and final season of the acclaimed Star Wars series.

An overarching theme to Slow Horses is its titular MI5 “rejects” having to constantly clean up othe…

Apple’s series about a team of disgraced British spies just keeps getting better and better with ea…

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Mecha action, sci-fi rebellion, post-apocalyptic drama, classic automotive mayhem, Frank Drebin, and more.

Reacher’s back and ready to punch even more bad guys in the face. Or shoot them. Or stab them with …

Severance’s second season felt very much like a transitional season, with episodes veering off into…

Gary Oldman’s ability to chew up the scenery as spymaster Jackson Lamb is truly a wonder to behold.…

The first season of The Night Agent didn’t exactly blow me away, but it was still a solid enough es…