Another eight episodes spent inside Lenox Hill and other NY-area hospitals reinforces how valuable this inside perspective can be, this time with a wider focus.
It turns out even the saddest birthday is too much for Logan, as the kids win a battle that restarts the war.
The final season of Jesse Armstrong’s HBO drama looks to go out on top, as the Roy family’s billion-dollar shenanigans show no sign of slowing down.
Like “Falling Down” split between two leads, Lee Sung Jin’s tense series tracks feuding strangers connected by more than just their road rage.
Asking clever questions but slow to confront them, Bart Nickerson and Ashley Lyle’s sequel season struggles to match its dynamite debut.
A character study wrapped in commentary about fan culture and true crime, Donald Glover and Janine Naber’s Prime Video series sneaks up on you.
While the 95th Academy Awards saw highlights from the usual sources — the speeches, mainly — ABC’s telecast didn’t exactly shoot for the stars.
Neil Druckmann and Craig Mazin’s Season 1 finale issues an upsetting challenge to fans — and sets up a thrilling second season.
After a premiere eerily reminiscent of another popular Paramount property, Kiefer Sutherland delves into a twisty labyrinth of espionage, as promised.
As a jaded college professor / nearly forgotten nepo baby author, the “Better Call Saul” star makes a welcome return to AMC in a series still finding its focus.
Starring Jharrel Jerome as a 13-foot-tall teenager, the “Sorry To Bother You” director’s TV debut is a visually imaginative parable with a moving message.
Chris O’Dowd stars in an Apple TV+ comedy about a small-town husband and father who’s happy life is upended by a mysterious machine.
