‘The Mandalorian’ Review: Episode 2 Offers a Fun but Forgettable Filler Mission
Baby Yoda continues to be adorable in a fun and nostalgic, but worryingly forgettable, Episode 2.
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‘The Mandalorian’ Review: Jon Favreau’s Disney+ Debut Is Another Opulent, Effective Money Grab
Offering lavish visuals, plenty of “Star Wars” tie-ins, and an irresistible new creature — two if you count Werner Herzog — “The Mandalorian” is exactly what you expect from Disney.
‘Rick and Morty’ Review: Season 4 Premiere ‘Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat’ Is a Bloody, Brilliant Reset
The show’s return from a two-year hiatus strengthens some its own greatest hits in a way that proves “Rick and Morty” was worth waiting for.
‘Watchmen’ Review: Hong Chau Breaks Some Eggs in an Enthralling Episode 4 — Spoilers
Lady Trieu makes a memorable introduction, Cal takes a stand for truth, and Will turns the tables in an episode obsessed with deceptive promises.
‘The Walking Dead’ Review: ‘Bonds’ Moves Things Along — But That’s All
Episode 6 offers a lot of setup, but not a lot of drama.
‘Dublin Murders’ Review: When Echoes of Childhood Trauma Become Screams
Starz’s adaptation of Tana French’s bestselling novels is equal parts compelling and wrenching.
‘Back to Life’ Review: Showtime’s British Import Smartly Walks an Almost-Impossible Tightrope
Not exactly a dark comedy, not just a searing family drama, Daisy Haggard’s six-episode series about impossible circumstances makes room for it all.
‘Green Eggs and Ham’ Review: The Dr. Seuss Classic Becomes a Lovable Learning Experience on Netflix
Starring the voices of Adam Devine, Michael Douglas, and Diane Keaton, this animated adaptation seems designed to be the first show for younger viewers to really appreciate TV as they eagerly gobble it up.
‘The Little Mermaid Live!’ Review: The Best and Worst of ABC’s Musical — Live Blog
Follow along with tonight’s telecast as IndieWire breaks down the highs and lows of TV’s latest live musical event.
‘The End of the F***ing World’ Review: Season 2 Is Pretty Much What Everyone Was Worried About
Offering a new ending (that’s not really an ending) and a new story (that’s a lot like the old one), Charlie Covell’s sequel season proves the worrywarts right.
‘His Dark Materials’ Review: HBO’s Adaptation Is Promising, but Imperfect
The series has plenty of room for improvement, but you’ll still end up sad you don’t have a daemon of your own.
‘The Crown’ Season 3 Review: Queen Elizabeth Becomes a Bit Player in Her Own Monarchy
In Netflix’s prestige drama, the interior life of the world’s most powerful woman is overlooked in favor of her family’s antics.
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‘What/If’ Renee Zellweger gets 2 Golden Globe nominations for the price of 1
