Author: Lacy Baugher
For All Mankind Season 5 Episode 4 Review: Open Source
For All Mankind Season 5 Episode 4 is an hour that promises to shake up everything we know about life in Happy Valley — and maybe even back on Earth too.
For All Mankind Season 5 Episode 3 Review: Home
It’s the end of an era on For All Mankind in a heartfelt and genuinely emotional hour that honors everything a fan favorite character has come to mean to the the show and the story it’s still telling.
For All Mankind Season 5 Episode 2 Review: The Hard Six
As For All Mankind Season 5 continues, Lee’s in danger of getting sent back to Earth to stand trial for a crime almost no one thinks he committed. That sounds like a job for Ed Baldwin.
For All Mankind Season 5 Episode 1 Review: First Light
Life on Mars looks very different in 2012 as For All Mankind Season 5 begins. Read on for our review.
His & Hers Review: Everyone’s Attractive But No One’s Trustworthy in This Overstuffed Thriller
His & Hers has a fantastic cast but its uneven tone and contrived plot make this glossy Netflix thriller hard to enjoy.
Friendship Is Still Magic in Stranger Things Season 5
The friendships are what makes Stranger Things something still worth watching.
The Morning Show Season 4 Episode 3 Review: Tipping Point
The Morning Show finally went there with its longest-running will they/won’t they relationship.
The Morning Show Season 4 Episode 2 Review: The Revolution Will Be Televised
As The Morning Show’s fourth season continues, Bradley returns to the TMS desk, Alex discovers deep fakes, and Cory is back in New York.
The Morning Show Season 4 Episode 1 Review: My Roman Empire
The Morning Show Season 4 premiere takes itself entirely too seriously for an hour that features both extramarital affairs and Olympic athletes trying to defect to the U.S.
Smoke Review: This Uneven Arsonist Thriller Isn’t What You Think (But Doesn’t Know Quite What It Wants to Be, Either)
It seems likely you’re probably going to want to give up on Apple TV+’s arsonist thriller Smoke at some point during its first two episodes. You shouldn’t—at least until you can tell if its real premise is something you’re interested in.