15 of TV’s Most Memorable First Kisses
TV is especially good at making kisses either awkward as heck or passionate and extremely anticipated, making us laugh in discomfort or squeal in excitement.
Big Brother Season 23 Week 4 Recap: Predictability is the Name of the Game
Big Brother Season 23 is all about predictability. Unfortunately for CBS, that is not going to keep longtime viewers engaged. Read our recap of Week 4.
Grown-ish Review: A Boy Is a Gun (Season 4 Episode 5)
After an unarmed Black man is shot by police, the crew reacts in different ways to the news on Grown-ish Season 4 Episode 5, “A Boy Is a Gun.”
Departure Season 2 Forgets What Made the Show Work in the First Place
Departure Season 2 is a disappointment compared to the stellar first season. Read on for our review.
Turner & Hooch Review: Diamonds are Furever (Season 1 Episode 3)
Turner & Hooch seems to be falling into some bad habits. Read on for our review of Season 1 Episode 3.
Preview — Ted Lasso Season 2 Episode 3: Do the Right-est Thing
Jamie Tartt is back on the team in an all new Ted Lasso. Will the team be okay? Check out our preview of “Do the Right-est Thing.”
Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail Review: What Happens in Branchwater (Season 3 Episode 4)
Daniel Radcliffe shines in Zeke’s stunning performance, making this episode one of the best of the season. Check out our review of Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail!
Motherland: Fort Salem Review: Irrevocable (Season 2 Episode 7)
Raelle fights for her life as she endures torture from the Camarilla on Motherland: Fort Salem Season 2 Episode 7, “Irrevocable.” Read on for our review!
The Republic of Sarah Review: The Perfect Conditions for Disaster (Season 1 Episode 8)
The title of The Republic of Sarah Season 1 Episode 8, “The Perfect Conditions for Disaster” makes big promises it does not deliver on. Read on for our review!
Blindspotting Review: Seannie Darko (Season 1 Episode 7)
Blindspotting’s penultimate episode dives into Sean’s psyche as he reels from a traumatic visit with his father in jail. “Seannie Darko” is poignant, heartfelt, and resonant.