Contributing Editor
Tom Hardy drives Taboo, while Emerald City drives away Oz fans.
A raunchy comedy and tired police procedural-maybe 2017 won't be terribly different?
Glitch joins some others in not presenting the undead as mindless brain-eaters.
Two offerings coincide with strongman's death.
TBS is burning off the quirky comedy Thanksgiving week.
Tired of prestige dramas? These two guilty pleasures have you covered.
The Tiffany Network is now actively attempting to alienate young viewers.
Check out Berlin Station and Eyewitness
A new look at an old kidnapping case misses one of the most important elements of the story.
American Housewife, Divorce, and Insecure run gamut of tones and humor.
There's time traveling in the shows, and the shows are a bit of a time travel too.
Friday night's new television shows seem awfully familiar.
Premiere week continues with four more new television shows.
Steer well clear of the one inspired by Dr. Phil, obviously.
Two new sitcoms mark the start of fall premiere season.
Hey, Donald Glover's back on television.
Documentary takes viewers inside the place called Buddhafield.
A critical analysis every film buff should watch
Tallulah doesn't take the 'madcap' route and is all the better for it.
Netflix series tosses children into suspenseful thriller.
Noir whodunnit pits the truth vs. institutional cynicism.
The Hunt shows the difficult lives of the carnivores of the animal kingdom.
Kang and Kodos go to Washington in new CBS show.
AMC show revolves around a restaurant venture that gets all mobbed up.
A modern audience won't be shielded from the violence.
LBJ and DC (comics) offer very divergent entertainment options.
Frontline details the history of ISIS.
Documentary shows attempt to shell London from France.
It's like The X-Files set in the past, but guess which one is Scully?
Nature documentary highlights the rough childhoods of pachyderms.
New CW show boldly goes where many have gone before.
Twists and turns abound in NBC's newest offering.
Netflix lands a show that would not have looked unusual on the major networks.
Where magic meets the scientific method.
Drama, sex, and intrigue. Check. Check. Check.
NBC sitcom Crowded not very good either.
