There’s a reason the show limits its high-fantasy diversions to a minimum, but two incredible guest cast contributions keep this goofy chapter afloat.
While “The L Word: Generation Q” wants so badly to capture the next gen it’s in the title, “Work in Progress” does it without even trying.
Dr. Manhattan’s time-bending, heart-wrenching episode examines how love can save us — and tear us apart.
The iconic Showtime series returns with three original characters and a slew of new ones. Why is this still the best lesbians can hope for?
This time, the multi-hyphenate was just on hosting duty, with DaBaby as musical guest.
With Joe Pera as a guide, his Michigan neighborhood and the world truly feel like places to be thankful for.
Amy Sedaris offers a charming and funny performance in “The Mandalorian” Episode 5, but not even she can’t salvage a predictable plot that leans far too heavily on nostalgia.
Amazon Prime’s charming comedy has always been light on conflict, but Season 3 compounds the problem by introducing characters with actual hardships.
There are still plenty of surprises, but it’s what the show does with those tricks that makes this Netflix series a consistent delight.
Fans of true crime shows and airport novels should appreciate Apple’s limited series, although it’s probably best relished as a binge.
Fox’s three-night Christmas series is a darker, longer Hallmark movie, but just as ludicrous and not as fun.
The fourth chapter fleshes out the galaxy with enticing world building, even if its action leaves much to be desired.
