TV Reviews

Superstore closes its doors for good, but not before providing some sweet closure

Superstore literally blows the roof off of its world in a whirlwind finale

Superstore has its first wedding episode, and the awkwardness is dialed to new heights

HBO’s Tina Turner documentary retells—and re-balances—the rock legend’s story

Steve McQueen’s Education presents a moving history lesson on racial bias

How Can You Mend A Broken Heart shows there’s more to the Bee Gees than disco

A moving Superman & Lois puts Martha Kent’s legacy front and center

An overstuffed Superman & Lois leans into the weaker impulses of the Arrowverse

Superman & Lois finds a new spark as it heads to high school

The Simpsons’ 700th episode reminds us why The A.V. Club doesn't cover The Simpsons any more

The Simpsons' 31st season finale goes back to the beginning to help a very good boy

Pete Holmes pens the first half of a lovely, thought-provoking Simpsons about faith

As it closes out a strong third season, American Gods continues to reinvent itself

American Gods gets back to the source material with a great “Lake Effect”

Salim owns the best episode so far of American Gods season three

The Bachelor’s After The Final Rose was better than this entire season

Matt James’ Bachelor season limps along toward the finale

Some contestants The Bachelor probably never wanted to see again return for “Women Tell All”

DuckTales’ series finale brings the family back together for one last epic adventure

DuckTales' third season finally does what it needed to do–relax and have fun

A sweeping, epic finale displays DuckTales at its best despite a rocky second half to the season

The South ParQ Vaccination Special acknowledges the futility of returning to normal

South Park’s pandemic special thrives in 2020’s chaos

Tegridy Farms provides Christmas blow in the South Park season finale

The Scarlet Witch becomes the sorceress supreme in the satisfying conclusion of WandaVision

The Scarlet Witch stands revealed in the penultimate installment of WandaVision

Kathryn Hahn steals the show on a revealing WandaVision

The Real World Homecoming: New York is exactly the sort of nostalgia trip you'd expect

NBC’s Debris needs to embrace its otherworldly concept

RuPaul’s Drag Race’s coronavirus special limits its scope and its impact

Death To 2020 offers an unnecessary summary of a miserable year

NBC’s Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch Musical! stink, stank, stunk

With “#PalmTreeReform,” Mr. Mayor ends its wobbly first season on solid footing

Mr. Mayor finds some much-needed balance as it places "Hearts Before Parts"

Mr. Mayor is hit with an “Avocado Crisis,” slowing down its recent momentum

Low stakes and chuck steaks are on the Bob's Burgers Valentine's Day menu

With 200 episodes served, Bob's Burgers remains TV’s best comfort food

A sweet Bob's Burgers finale shows just how much Louise has grown

Snowfall is entertaining, but losing some edge in its fourth season

Snowfall's season finale exposes an America made for the few

Snowfall continues to morph in necessary ways in its third season premiere

Big Sky wraps up its first big case with the year’s weirdest In Memoriam montage

Big Sky needs (and maybe now has) a bigger boat

Six episodes in, is Big Sky finally ready to get started?

The Equalizer builds suspense while putting family first

Queen Latifah brings compassion, charm to a reimagined Equalizer

The Your Honor finale finally puts its harried protagonist out of his misery

Bryan Cranston brings familiar fatherly gravitas to the dour pulp of Your Honor

The Stand's coda injects some suspense before falling flat

In its penultimate hour, The Stand stumbles through its own mess

The Stand delivers high-stakes plot twists but still favors the game over the players

Black Lightning goes small-scale in its final season premiere

Black Lightning adapts to the current political moment

Freeland burns, but Black Lightning loses some of its fire