Ironically, the most effective installments of this series exploring the transformative power of cinema are also the…
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The documentarian dives into the morality and legality of the “capture, detain, question” dictate that the U.S.…
The show makes more a concerted effort to tell its own story, with mixed results
Christmas comes early as NBC delivers one of its best ever live musicals
Stamets struggles to find answers, Booker gets some closure, and Gray gets a body
Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle continue to deliver their best in the Hulu comedy’s final seven episodes
Looking back gets It's Always Sunny off to an uncharacteristically wobbly start
Directors Bert and Bertie bring a welcome new energy as Hawkeye reaches its halfway point
Emotions run high as Barry decides to stop running in "Armageddon, Part 3."
“Tired, Okay?!” highlights everything about Insecure that will be missed when the show is gone.
Disney Plus’ The Beatles: Get Back would make an impeccable six-hour docuseries—too bad there’s an additional two…
In episode six, “Man Fights Tiny Woman” and Larry's new collaboration with Seth Rogen quickly fizzles out.
"Chapter Five" brings the Flux miniseries one step closer to its conclusion
Christina Ricci and Juliette Lewis continue to have delightfully unhinged odd-couple chemistry in “The Dollhouse”
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The Roy siblings’ dysfunction reaches an agonizing low as Kendall (Jeremy Strong) turns 40.
The fourth episode of the revival, "H Is For Hero," homes in on Dexter's most potent themes.
The first of the show's 14 films for Paramount Plus spends a bit too much time putting the pieces into place
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The bakers make plenty of mistakes, but the season still ends on a high note
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Nyneave holds her own, Egwene flirts, Perrin dreams of peace, and Rand has some questions about Mat
Michael struggles to help Booker deal with his grief, and Stamets struggles to get a clue