TV Show Reviews

Netflix’s biggest series reaches a conclusion, but it doesn’t really feel like the end.

Marvel’s latest Disney Plus series is another example of what it’s going to take to keep this franchise feeling fresh.

Andor’s final chapter feels like a series of mini-movies about how wars for freedom are won in fits and starts.

The Netflix anthology is back, but it’s a little warmer this time around.

HBO’s post-apocalyptic world is more than just Joel and Ellie, though the second season doesn’t tell the whole story.

Seth Rogen’s new comedy series is a scathing and celebratory takedown of the entertainment industry’s madness.

Disney Plus’ new Daredevil series is an uneven reboot that’s fighting to leave its past behind.

Mythic Quest’s fourth season still dunks on the games industry, but it’s way more invested in everyone’s emotional growth.

Castlevania: Nocturne season 2 gets philosophical about what it means to be a monster who loves.

After years of brand tie-ins and ill-conceived spinoffs, the series is back — and it’s just as tense as ever.

Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld’s first season feels like a classic monster slaying story remixed for a new generation.

Disney Plus’ latest Star Wars series is trying to speak directly to a new generation of young fans.

HBO’s new Dune prequel series sharpens the Bene Gesserit’s history into a pointed drama that calls for some patience.

Arcane’s final season puts an even finer point on its story about revolutionary war.

Like a Dragon proves that a quality adaptation doesn’t always have to be a faithful one.

Alfonso Cuarón’s Disclaimer is a gripping erotic thriller about the power stories have over us.

Disney Plus’ new WandaVision spinoff series steers clear of the franchise’s multiversal messiness to do its own thing.

Amazon’s Lord of the Rings show continues to be phenomenal in ways that only a truly wild budget could make possible.

This dark comedy imagines a future where humanity’s bugs are robots’ special features.

Disney Plus’ new X-Men animated series is a throwback to the days when comics adaptations could focus on their own stories instead of cinematic franchises.

Though David Benioff, D. B. Weiss, and Alexander Woo’s 3 Body Problem is impressive, it really feels like just an introduction to Cixin Liu’s deeper ideas.

Pokémon Horizons brings a refreshing new energy to the anime franchise by amping up the action and making the larger Pokémon world feel like a more cohesive place.

Netflix’s live-action Avatar has its heart in the right place, but its pacing and uneven performances leave a lot to be desired.

Unlike the previous season’s pilot, Halo’s season 2 premiere shows you don’t need a bunch of video game details to tell a video game story.