TV: Bodkin (Season 1)
Bodkin may be one of the more peculiar shows I’ve watched recently, a grimly comic […]
TV: Interview with the Vampire – Part II
Bafflingly, almost three years have passed since I saw part one of Interview with the
TV: Sugar (Season 2)
For a show conceptually at the risk of being a one-season wonder, Sugar returns for
TV: The Bear (Season 5)
For four seasons, The Bear has ebbed and flowed and soared and spiraled, always riveting,
TV: Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (Season 1)
These days, finding a show to watch is an ironic blend of option paralysis and
TV: For All Mankind (Season 5)
Given the ambitious reach of its conceit — to detail, over the course of decades,
TV: Widow’s Bay (Season 1)
Ever since the glory years of HBO in the early 2000s, there always seems to
TV: Hijack (Season 2)
In its exciting first season, Hijack probably dug a well that was best not double
TV: Legends (Season 1)
The simple verdict on Legends is that it’s outstanding; the reasons for that are multifaceted.
TV: Hacks (Season 5)
Its creative vision has always been solid, so I’m not surprised to see Hacks end
TV: Bored to Death (Seasons 1–3)
Well, Bored to Death (2009–2011) is not necessarily great television, but it also doesn’t live
TV: The Diplomat (Season 3)
A dazzling actor’s showcase that miraculously makes you care about American politicians
TV: DTF St. Louis
A swirling, elliptical structure delivers a bland, conventional start to a genre-subverting resolution
TV: The Pitt (Season 2)
Another electrifying, sustained crisis-mode hellshift for the doctors and nurses of Pittsburgh
TV: Wonder Man (Season 1)
After overplaying its hand for years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe seems to have finally learned
TV: Shrinking (Season 3)
Ending with an episode entitled “And That’s Our Time,” Shrinking’s third season indeed feels like
TV: St. Denis Medical (Season 2)
Sitcoms often require a little runway to truly take flight, but St. Denis Medical was