TV Reviews

With a little more weight, Champions could be a contender

The new season of Hap And Leonard is a stand-alone mystery with humor, charm—and the KKK

Hap And Leonard goes through the motions of a season finale

Hap And Leonard loses half the cast in a steely climax

The Bachelor finale reveals the manipulative core of many a "nice guy"

On a boring Bachelor finale, the question is not who he’ll choose but if she’ll say yes

The Bachelor’s penultimate episode pits fantasy against reality

Star Wars Rebels blasts off into the unknown with a series finale worthy of its strongest season

Discussing the complexity of war is easier for Star Wars Rebels to do than exploring it

A little breathing room gives life to the premiere of Star Wars Rebels' final season

No matter the occasion, Here And Now succumbs to a familiar pattern

In its third episode, Here And Now is facile but almost fun to watch

In Here And Now's second episode, there's still no there there

Unsolved: The Murders Of Tupac And The Notorious B.I.G. is irredeemably wack

Final Space is animated sci-fi comedy with trouble entering warp speed

Cartoon Network's Apple & Onion isn't the freshest fruit, but it's still pretty tasty

Netflix's The Joel McHale Show With Joel McHale brings back just the right vehicle—for Joel McHale

Everything Sucks!, but Netflix’s ’90s-set, coming-of-age comedy is just okay

In its 4th season, Mozart In The Jungle remains one of TV’s most bingeable shows

Mozart In the Jungle wraps up its third season with an f’ing satisfying finale

Life is a cabaret in a jaunty Mozart In The Jungle

2 Dope Queens is even more charming and hilarious in its latest iteration

Altered Carbon gives Netflix a sprawling, sci-fi blockbuster of a series—with lots of nudity

Happy!'s season 1 finale is definitely 'my kind of dirty'

Pucker up that sphincter for the latest Happy! episode

Happy! and Nick realize they need each other in 'Scrap Yard of Childish Things'

Great News closes out the season (and possibly the series) on a positive note

As the season winds down, Great News allows its entire ensemble to shine

Katie and Greg succumb to temptation and Chuck leads a heist on a plot-heavy Great News

The first episode of Waco introduces David Koresh, happy-go-lucky cult leader

Waco dramatizes a colossal and deadly series of real-life mistakes

With HBO’s murderous Mosaic, Steven Soderbergh assembles one of the best miniseries of the year

David Letterman returns to talk shows, with Barack Obama and a new thoughtfulness in tow

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams is at its best when it's more human than human

It's all bitter in the final chapter of Wormwood

Wormwood breaks through the frame and looks at the picture

Wormwood digs up Frank Olson's body and looks through the CIA's assassination manual