TV Reviews - Page 2

In episode one of The Residence, detective Cordelia Cupp watches some of the most important men in Washington DC arguing over who has jurisdiction to investigate a death in the White House.

Netflix’s new British miniseries Adolescence dispenses with the who and the how to ask a far more interesting and important question: why?

Toxic Town, a retelling of one of the UK’s biggest environmental scandals, is also of the most important things you'll see on Netflix.

XO, Kitty brings out the best (and sometimes worst) of modern teen dramas — give us more seasons Netflix!

While undoubtedly superior to its predecessor, Citadel: Diana is still bogged down by narrative flaws that are difficult to overlook.

Mr. McMahon on Netflix is an insightful - and occasionally surprising - look at a problematic, larger-than-life media mogul.

Season 3 of HBO's Industry further leans into the toxicity of the financial world and the self-destructive nature of the people who seem to thrive in it.

Here's everything you need to know about Netflix's darkly comic reimagining of Greek mythology: Jeff Goldblum is Zeus!

The final season of The Umbrella Academy, while rushed and a little unsatisfying, still honors the legacy of the Hargreeves.

Sausage Party: Foodtopia, with its groan-worthy food puns, feels like a pale imitation of its fresher, zingier, predecessor.

Prime Video's My Lady Jane is a cunning retelling that transforms its subject from a historical footnote into a spirited heroine.

Apple TV Plus' adaptation of Presumed Innocent is courtroom TV at its best: fast-paced and gripping from the get-go.

Doctor Climax is a raunchy Thai sex comedy that is ambitious, nuanced, occasionally puerile, but never judgmental.

Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar is an enthralling work that highlights the often overlooked heroines of India's Independence movement.

Baby Reindeer is one of those stranger than fiction true stories that will leave you afraid, scarred, and more than a little heartbroken.

The Amazing Race, now in its 36th season, remains a real gem in a world that's inundated with mediocre reality TV.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians on Disney Plus Hotstar is a joyous pivot away from those prior, mediocre, cinematic efforts.

Criminal Record on Apple TV Plus is a crime drama that will make you question your preconceptions and challenge your worldview.