TV Reviews
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‘American Born Chinese’ Review: Uneven Disney+ Adaptation Still Entertains
With a supporting cast headlined by Michelle Yeoh, the show is a thrilling fantasy and coming-of-age tale that doesn’t quite blend the sum of its parts
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‘XO, Kitty’ Review: Netflix’s ‘To All The Boys’ Sequel Series Blends K-Drama Allure With Rom-Com Delight
The new comedy follows Kitty, Lara Jean’s younger sister, on her own search for love, identity and a happily-ever-after
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‘The Family Stallone’ Review: Sly Shares the Spotlight With Daughters in By-the-Book Reality Series
The “Tulsa King” star’s foray into the unscripted genre appears to be a Kardashian-esque platform for his kids on Paramount+
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‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Review: Final Season Sets the Stage for Epic Conclusion
This installment of the AMC drama begins with a compelling hook and boo-hiss baddies, but it’s not clear if the ending will satisfy viewers
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‘Bupkis’ Review: Pete Davidson Makes Art of His Juicy Life in Peacock Comedy
The “Saturday Night Live” alum masterfully presents a fictionalized and star-studded version of his history and career
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‘White House Plumbers’ Review: HBO Limited Series Is as Sloppy as the Watergate Break-in
The only thing that saves this unfocused five-episode story is an excellent performance from Justin Theroux
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‘Love & Death’ Review: Elizabeth Olsen Makes Axe Murder Rehash Worth Watching
The HBO Max limited series feels almost like a direct result of the actress’ work on the celebrated Disney+ show “WandaVision”
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‘Mrs. Davis’ Review: Betty Gilpin Stuns in Damon Lindelof’s New Series That Takes AI Conversation to Scary Heights
Gilpin is a nun searching for the holy grail in this strange Peacock series from Lindelof and Tara Hernandez
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‘Barry’ Season 4 Review: Bill Hader Crafts a Collision Course of Chaos in Final Episodes
There’s an emphasis on the dark in the last installments of the HBO hit series, but rest assured that the satire is as sharp and absurd as ever
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‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ Review: Hulu Drama Showcases Kathryn Hahn’s Extraordinary Range
The TV adaptation of Cheryl Strayed’s book could be the “WandaVision” standout’s breakthrough as a series lead
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‘Beef’ Review: Ali Wong and Steven Yeun Lead One of the Best Shows of 2023
The Netflix dramedy from Lee Sung Jin is possibly the most unselfconsciously Asian American series in mainstream television
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‘Succession’ Season 4 Review: Final Episodes Find Humanity Among Corporate Monsters
The hit HBO show’s last chapter comes with a tone of serious business and hints of decency from some in the Roy family
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‘Yellowjackets’ Season 2 Review: Show’s Cast Is Better Than Ever, but We Can Skip the Supernatural Mystery
Melanie Lynskey continues to deliver a powerhouse performance alongside one of the best ensembles in TV
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‘Shadow and Bone’ Season 2 Review: Netflix Series Juggles Lore and Action for Ultimate YA Satisfaction
The fantasy show rarely forgets to have fun, a quality that can easily get lost amid the spells and brooding that often characterize dramas of this genre
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‘Swarm’ Review: Prime Video Nails Genre-Blending Formula, but Story Lacks Depth
The new limited series from “Atlanta” collaborators Donald Glover and Janine Nabers is a frequently fascinating exploration of obsessions
