Superstore Review: Hair Care Products (Season 6 Episode 5)
Garrett steps up to help Cloud 9 combat biased policies on the latest episode of Superstore. Check out our review!
The Expanse Review: Oyedeng (Season 5 Episode 7)
On The Expanse Season 5 Episode 7, “Oyedeng,” Naomi Nagata hurtles out into space totally suit-less, blasting the episode to five-star status. Read on for our review!
Throwback Thursday: ’12 Monkeys,’ ‘Schitt’s Creek,’ ‘Roswell, New Mexico,’ and ‘The Sopranos’
Take a trip down major nostalgia way with this week’s Throwback Thursday highlights. We look at many classic TV programs that shaped who we are as TV viewers. Check it out!
The Conners Review: A Cold Mom, a Brother Daddy and a Prison Baby (Season 3 Episode 7)
For the first time in a long time, The Conners fails to bring the laughs or memorable moments; though Candace Bergen’s presence definitely helps. Check out our review!
Prodigal Son Review: It’s All In the Execution (Season 2 Episode 1)
With last season’s fireworks still fresh, Malcolm Bright has more secrets to keep, and he only knows how to distract himself one way: solving crime.
Chicago Fire Review: Smash Therapy (Season 9 Episode 3)
After waiting a little longer for its return, Chicago Fire Season 9 Episode 3, “Smash Therapy,” feels like comfort TV.
Preview — WandaVision: Honey! I’m… Where?
Get ready to travel through the various eras of TV sitcoms with Wanda and Vision. Check out our preview of WandaVision.
The Resident Review: A Wedding, A Funeral (Season 4 Episode 1)
The Resident Season 4 Episode 1, “A Wedding, A Funeral,” is a brilliant example of a balance between authentic drama and joy. Read on for our review of the season premiere!
This Is Us Review: Birth Mother (Season 5 Episode 6)
Strong storytelling and even stronger performances give Randall’s birth mother the spotlight she needs to steal the show. Read on for our review of This Is Us Season 5 Episode 6.
Trickster Review: Episode 1 (Season 1 Episode 1)
Trickster Season 1 Episode 1 sets up a moody, slow-burn while introducing us to the main characters, establishing core relationships, and hinting at the larger adventure to come.