‘Yellowjackets’ Caps Off the Most Disturbing TV Season in Years — and One of the Best
Disturbing isn’t even the right word. “Yellowjackets” is totally, completely, unforgettably fucked up.
TV Reviews
‘Saturday Night Live’ Review: The Best and Worst of Ariana DeBose’s Hosting Debut
With “SNL” back in the New Year, it continues its 47th season’s impressive run of first-time hosts.
‘Archive 81’ Review: Netflix’s Time-Hopping Mystery Is Loaded with Unnecessary Obstacles
An eerie, otherworldy tale is buried under a frustrating, repetitive outer layer in this adaptation of the horror podcast of the same name.
‘Ray Donovan: The Movie’ Can’t Cover the Ground of an Entire Season, but Forms a Solid Conclusion
The father-son conflict that propelled the long-running Showtime series is finally resolved in an ending that seemed inevitable.
‘Peacemaker’ Review: James Gunn’s HBO Max Series Soars Like an Eagly
Though wobblier as it goes along, John Cena knows there’s never a wrong time to rock in this series spinoff of “The Suicide Squad.”
‘Somebody Somewhere’ Review: Bridget Everett’s HBO Series Is a Must-See
“Somebody Somewhere” is such a heartfelt delight, led by Bridget Everett and Jeff Hiller’s amazing performances.
‘Cheer’ Season 2 Review: A Fascinating Mix of Skill, Rivalry, and Fame
Covering two years of tragedy and triumph, the hit docuseries’ follow-up season harnesses the spark that made it a sensation while looking at the ensuing consequences.
‘The Righteous Gemstones’ Review: Season 2 Blesses Us with Faithful Comedy on a Grand Stage
Danny McBride’s HBO series about a bickering family of televangelists gives great jokes and incredible characters the glorious pulpit they deserve.
‘Euphoria’ Review: Season 2 Slips Even as Zendaya Shines in a Frustrating, Long-Awaited Follow-Up
Sam Levinson’s teen drama loses its balance in a second season that struggles to emerge from its own long, dark shadow.
‘All Creatures Great and Small’ Review: A Gentle Classic in the Making Grows Even Deeper in Season 2
The town of Darrowby shines in this British period drama’s new episodes, which leave room for bliss, grief, and most emotions in between.
‘Women of the Movement’ Review: ABC’s Series About Emmett Till’s Murder Isn’t Sure Whose Story It’s Telling
Its ambition is commendable, but what is marketed as a story told from the point-of-view of Till’s mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, gets lost in broad strokes.
‘The Cleaning Lady’ Review: Cliché Dirties Up Elodie Yung’s Confident Portrayal
Yung and Martha Millan are stars, but they’re smothered by the soapy (pun intended) issues of a criminal underworld that feels like Mafia 101.
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