Reviews - Boss

I dreamed about Kitty O’Neill a few nights ago. She didn’t do much, just stood there, hanging out on the periphery,…

Boss is nothing if not inconsistent. A week after enduring my least favorite episode of the season, it came back to…

At its best, Boss is a solid “B” show. I don’t say that as a critique. Some of the most fascinating television on…

I enjoyed “The Conversation” more than I expected to, but I do have doubts about where this season of Boss is…

Well, that was a lot of backstory.

The Kitty O’Neill Takedown is a beautiful thing.

Boss suffers from an identity crisis. There are times it wants to be a heavy, serious drama; there are times it…

Boss brought a delicacy to its characters in this week’s episode, “Ablution.” The audience gets a chance to see…

The mayor’s wife has been shot and Chicago politicians have to deal with the fallout. Admittedly, it sounds like a…

Boss returns to its second season with more of the same: Bleak despair, cruel and vicious political maneuvering, an…

In September, more than three weeks before Boss premiered, Starz renewed the series for a second season. It was an…

Over the past few weeks, as Boss has shown modest improvement and reined in some, if not all, of its more absurd…

When I saw Kelsey Grammer walking around the streets of Chicago last spring and summer, I got really excited that he…

It’s official: Boss is improving.

I’m pretty sure someone at Starz lost their job over this episode of Boss, which featured only fleeting nudity, two…

As you probably know by now, no episode of Boss would be complete without Kathleen Robertson baring some portion of…

There I was, slowly warming to this episode of Boss, feeling my reservations about the show’s ponderous,…

This fall, we’ve got so many writers who’ve seen these pilots that we thought getting two takes on each show would…