Landman Season 1 Episode 2 Review: Dreamers and Losers
While Landman Season 1 Episode 2 effectively explores the thrilling world of Texas boomtowns, the episode struggles slightly with its tone and pacing.
Based On A True Story Season 2 Review: More Murders And A Wedding?
Based On A True Story Season 2 is as strong as its predecessor, leaning into the absurdity and adding to the conversation regarding true crime.
Interview with the Vampire: Louis and Lestat’s Beautifully Complex Love Story
Interview with the Vampire’s Louis and Lestat can’t stop loving each other despite everything that should have destroyed their relationship permanently.
Arcane Season 2 Episodes 7-9 Review: An Awe-Strikingly Amazing Finale
Arcane Season 2’s endgame is an astounding conclusion that brings all the emotion and pain in this climactic confrontation. Read our review here!
Interior Chinatown Bites off More Social Commentary Than It Can Chew
Interior Chinatown is an ambitious series that attempts to tackle and subvert the classic tropes of Asian characters in television and film. Read on for our review!
What to Watch on TV This Week: The Irrational, Bad Sisters, The Agency, and More!
For the week of November 24th, our TV picks include The Irrational, Bad Sisters, The Madness, The Agency, and more. Read our recommendations!
Outlander Season 7 Episode 9 Review: Unfinished Business
Outlander welcomes Claire and Jamie back to Scotland with a melancholy parade of cathartic performances and grief-fueled confrontations. Here’s our review!
Doctor Odyssey Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Quackers
Doctor Odyssey ends its midseason finale with a baby as a result of a bang. Now Avery must decide what to do. Read our review.
Your Friends & Neighbors Renewed for Season 2 Ahead of Premiere on Apple TV+
Apple TV+ renewed Your Friends & Neighbors, starring Mad Men’s Jon Hamm in the leading role, ahead of its series premiere. Read on for the details!
Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 Episode 8 Review: Drop It Like It’s Hot
Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 Episode 8, “Drop It Like It’s Hot,” says goodbye to Mika Yasuda and ends on a major cliffhanger. Read on for our review.