Betty La Fea, The Story Continues Season 1 Episodes 5 and 6 Review: Your Prison / A Long Midsummer Night’s Dream
Betty struggles to completely balance its serious tone with its goofy comedy. The series has its first miss set of episodes. Read our review!
Lady in the Lake Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Innocence leaves when you discover cruelty. First in others, then in yourself.
Lady in the Lake works best when exploring the complexity of these characters, but gets lost in too much plot. Read our review!
In Defense of Karen Cartwright on ‘Smash’: Discussing the Show’s Two Marilyns
Now that Smash is streaming on Peacock, we’re revisiting the musical TV series the case of the two Marilyn’s. Read on for more details.
Tim Rozon and Melanie Scrofano Tease New Romantic Hurdles and Hats in ‘Wynonna Earp: Vengeance’ | San Diego Comic-Con
At San Diego Comic-Con, Wynonna Earp: Vengeance stars Tim Rozon and Melanie Scrofano teased this special new chapter of Wynonna and Doc’s love story.
Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 2 Episode 10 Review: Save the Children
Gold Star’s case comes to an end on Criminal Minds: Evolution’s season finale. Read on for our review!
The 15 Best Moments of X-Men ’97 — Ranked!
X-Men ’97 stands as one of Marvel Studios’ crowning achievements. So, we ranked the very best moments of Season 1. Read on to find out what made our list!
Time Bandits Season 1 Episodes 3 and 4 Review: Medieval / Prohibition
The Time Bandits travel to the Middle Ages and Harlem during prohibition, but can the series pick up steam with these new locations? Read on for our review!
Squid Game Season 2 Premiere Date and Season 3 Renewal Announced by Netflix
Squid Game Season 2 premiere date has been announced. Read on for all the details.
Billy Crystal-Led ‘Before’ Premiere Date Announced by Apple TV+
Apple TV+ has released a first look at the limited series Before starring Billy Crystal ahead of its premiere in October. Read on for the details!
Sunny Season 1 Episode 5 Review: Joey Sakamoto
Suzie, Mixxy, and Sunny navigate dense woods and complex emotions while fleeing the Yakuza in the less action-packed “Joey Sakamoto.”