Batwoman Review: Power (Season 2 Episode 18)
Ryan and the team have one final showdown with Black Mask and the False Face Society on Batwoman Season 2 Episode 18, “Power.” Here’s our review of the season finale!
Domina Review: Secrets (Season 1 Episode 4)
Domina’s fourth episode is a perfect mix of the best things about the show (Livia’s complex scheming) and the absolute worst (everything involving the younger generation).
Kevin Can F**k Himself Review: We’re Selling Washing Machines (Season 1 Episode 3)
Kevin Can F**k Himself weaponizes Annie Murphy’s subtle portrayal of Allison to rain terror on both genres of storytelling. Read on for our review!
What to Watch on TV: In Treatment, Summer of Soul, Legends of Tomorrow
Welcome to a new week and another round of What to Watch on TV for the week of June 27th! This week’s picks include The Bold Type’s farewell, Legends of Tomorrow takes on the Wild West, and more.
10 Reasons You Should Watch We Are Lady Parts
We Are Lady Parts should be your next weekend binge. Read on to discover why.
Preview — The Bold Type Season 5 Episode 6: I Expect You To Have Adventures (Series Finale)
It’s time to say goodbye to the bold three on The Bold Type Season 5 Episode 6, “I Expect You To have Adventures.” Click for a preview of the series finale!
Sex/Life Review: The Wives Are In Connecticut (Season 1 Episode 1)
Sex/Life starts out strong with “The Wives Are In Connecticut.” Read on for our review!
The Big Leap: Creator Says Series ‘Doubles Down on Hope’ | ATX Television Festival
The Big Leap EPs and stars Scott Foley, Teri Polo, Ser’Darius Blain, and Simone Recasner discussed the upcoming series during the ATX Television Festival.
TV News Wrap-Up: Jensen Ackles Working on ‘Supernatural’ Prequel, ‘Ziwe’ Renewed, ‘Good Girls’ Canceled
Showtime renews its newest comedy hit, Netflix wants more of TV legends, and AMC builds Anne Rice universe. Read on for the latest TV news wrap-up.
False Positive Review: Psychological Horror Film is Poorly Conceived
False Positive, Ilana Glazer’s newest brainchild, is a big ole zero with half baked plots and dueling tones. Read on for our review!