Dizzying pacing and perplexing dialogue drag the Showtime drama down.

Death, prom, protest, and a drinking bender—the penultimate episode of The L Word: Generation Q’s second season has…

Some beats land, but most of the conflicts in "Launch Party" perplex.

Sex in an art installment and Rosie O'Donnell's performance are the bright spots of "Light"

Exes, lovers, and friends collide in a tension-packed episode

Character motivations clash in a compelling, fraught episode

The episode lets its characters' well established patterns of behavior inform the drama

Judge Wackner's court is nothing but a circus trick

Leisha Hailey's physical comedy is on point, but the Nat/Alice conflict leaves a lot to be desired

"Lean On Me" hints at emotional complexity but barely scratches the surface

Based on a Stephen King short story, the new horror series mixes psychological terror with monsters

Moments of everyday discomfort and awkwardness leave a bigger impression than its wedding day twist

The ongoing tale of Diane and Kurt's marriage plays it too safe

Historical hallucinations, empty elevator shafts, and Zoom mishaps abound

Pose ends its run after three seasons of firsts. The FX drama made history by employing the largest cast of trans…

Created by and starring comedian Mae Martin, Feel Good accomplished so much in its first season, offering a layered…

I’m a sucker for a wedding episode of television. They’re super sentimental, over-the-top spectacles engineered to…

“Something Borrowed, Something Blue,” features not one but three lavish, cinematic montages. First, there’s the…

To say Master Of None’s third season feels like an entirely different show than the Aziz Ansari-led series that…

After last week’s Elektra-centric episode, Pose pivots to Pray Tell’s past in “Take Me To Church.” The episode…