The Byrde family tries in vain to push forward with their plans, just as the show can’t keep the momentum that made Season 1 so thrilling.
Season 4 Episode 2 reminds us that safety and security in this world are a luxury.
From coming out to embracing a diagnosis, this Disney family series doesn’t shy away from the real problems that kids face.
The first half of the fourth season blew up the show. Now it’s picking up the pieces.
Season 4 Episode 9 confirms the bare minimum of what was learned in Episode 8, but that doesn’t mean firm answers are forthcoming.
Good intentions won’t crown a beauty queen, and they don’t come close to making up for a slew of narrative, technical, and performative mistakes.
The latest screen translation of the author’s 1958 novel, starring Bill Nighy and Alice Eve, rarely adds to a plot-heavy portrait of a deeply broken household.
Jay Ellis is gone, but the one big change in HBO’s comedy doesn’t mean more are needed for this series to say its piece.
Season 4 Episode 1, “Smoke,” doesn’t feature fireworks, but does deliver a few gut punches.
Jim Gavin’s odd new series about a mysterious clubhouse can’t balance its laid-back charm with lackadaisical pacing.
How the rest of Season 4 plays out, following this massive reveal, is perhaps now the show’s biggest mystery.
The fluffy, satirical look at a French intelligence agency in the early 1960s is more bureaucratic absurdity than undercover intrigue.
