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Shrill Review: Aidy Bryant's New Hulu Comedy Cuts Fat Jokes Down To Size
Review: 'Shrill' blazes a bold trail for the portrayal of plus-size characters, but falls too often into familiar indie sad-com patterns.
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What We Do In The Shadows Review: FX's Majestically Silly Vampire Comedy Might Be The Year's Funniest New Show
FX's 'What We Do in the Shadows' finds lots of laughs in the everyday lives of vampires, with a perfectly bone-dry cast — read our review.
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Turn Up Charlie Review: Idris Elba Takes Comedy For A Spin (And Stumbles)
Idris Elba stars as a DJ-turned-"manny" in Netflix's thoroughly mild, disappointingly corny sitcom 'Turn Up Charlie' — read TVLine's review.
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Black Monday Review: Showtime's Wall Street Comedy Is Worth Investing In
Review: 'Black Monday's' cheerfully vulgar one-liners and stellar cast make it a worthy investment for fans of 'Veep' and 'Happy Endings.'
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True Detective Review: Season 3 Feels Like A Cold Case, Barely Warmed Over
Review: Mahershala Ali delivers a strong lead performance, but Season 3 of 'True Detective' is a mediocre retread of crime drama clichés.
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Marvel's Runaways Season 2 Review: Busier Is Better For Hulu Series
Whereas Marvel's Runaways with its freshman run zeroed in on the kids' discovery of their parents' treachery and PRIDE's subsequent suspicion that their human-sacrificing, hole-drilling…
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Grey's Midseason Report Card: 5 Things That Are Working — and 1 That's Not
TVLine's Season 15 (so far) review of 'Grey's Anatomy' evaluates Maggie and Jackson, Meredith and DeLuca, Nico and Levi, and more.
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Escape At Dannemora Review: A Superb Cast Elevates A Standard Prison Break
Review: Showtime's 'Escape at Dannemora' rises above the typical prison-break story with excellent acting, especially by Patricia Arquette.
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Dirty John Review: Connie Britton Deserves Better (Men And TV Shows)
Review: Even Connie Britton's radiant presence can't salvage Bravo's 'Dirty John,' a warmed-over Lifetime movie dressed up as prestige TV.
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House Of Cards Review: Robin Wright Elevates Muddled Final Season
I feel compelled to grade House of Cards' sixth and final season on a curve. Or at the very least with an asterisk attached to…
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Homecoming Review: Julia Roberts' Thriller Crafts A Gripping Mystery
Review: Amazon's 'Homecoming,' starring Julia Roberts, is a stylish thriller powered by a mystery that gets more intriguing as it goes.
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Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Review: Kiernan Shipka Casts An Irresistible Spell In Netflix's Scary-Good Reboot
Review: 'Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' is a superb blend of horror and comedy, anchored by Kiernan Shipka's impressive lead performance.
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Camping Review: Stay Indoors And Avoid HBO's Grating Comedy Misfire
Review: HBO's deeply unfunny comedy "Camping" wastes a talented cast and gives us the most insufferable TV character in ages.
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Murphy Brown Review: CBS' Sitcom Revival Too Often Feels Like Old News
Review: It's nice to see the "Murphy Brown" gang together again, but the revival lacks urgency and relies too heavily on tired Trump humor.
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Fall Sitcom Review Roundup: The Good, The I Feel Bad And The Unwatchable
We take a look at six of this fall's new sitcoms — "Single Parents," "I Feel Bad" and more — and tell you which ones are worth watching.
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Manifest Review: Is NBC's Sci-Fi Drama Another High-Concept Crash And Burn?
Review: NBC's "Manifest" serves up yet another nifty sci-fi premise, but we're wary — especially after a corny, uninspiring pilot.
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Sorry For Your Loss Review: Elizabeth Olsen Shines In A Deeply Moving Gem
Review: "Sorry for Your Loss" is an emotional triumph, with an Emmy-worthy performance from Elizabeth Olsen as a grieving young widow.
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Iron Fist Review: Season 2 Packs More Punch, But The Pace Is Still Dragon
Your enjoyment of Marvel's Iron Fist Season 2 will largely depend on what you saw and latched onto as the freshman run's strong points. If…
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The First Review: Hulu's Mission To Mars Takes Too Long To Blast Off
Review: Hulu's "The First" is a gorgeously shot drama with an exciting premise, but it takes way too long to get anywhere worth going.
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Kidding Review: Jim Carrey's New Show Might Be The Saddest Comedy On TV
Jim Carrey's new Showtime series "Kidding" is admirably weird, but it's too bleak to work as a comedy, and too flippant to work as a drama.
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Jack Ryan Review: Amazon's Thriller Is Action-Packed, But The Drama Misfires
Amazon's "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" delivers impressive action sequences, but is hampered by tedious plotting and a miscast John Krasinski.
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Pose Is The Best Family Drama On TV
FX's 'Pose' is the best family drama currently airing on television, even if that isn't how you think of it.
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Castle Rock Review: Hulu's Eerie Anthology Gets Stephen King Right
Review: Hulu's "Castle Rock" skillfully blends the works of Stephen King into a spooky series that nails the horror author's trademark tone.
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Sharp Objects Review: HBO's Grim Thriller Is A Frustratingly Slow Burn
Review: HBO's new miniseries "Sharp Objects" boasts a great pedigree, but is hampered by a sluggish narrative and a stiflingly moody tone.
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GLOW Review: Pulling No Punches, Season 2 Packs An Emotional Wallop
Our review of Season 2 of Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin's Netflix dramedy 'GLOW' reveals whether it's as good as Season 1.
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Queer Eye Season 2 Review: More Love, More Laughs, More Lives Changed — Plus, Watch The Official Trailer
'Queer Eye' returns strong in Season 2. Watch a trailer and read our full review.
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Dietland Review: AMC's Acid-Tongued Drama Bites Off More Than It Can Chew
Review: Frantic and hard-edged, AMC's "Dietland" tries to juggle too many genres and champion too many causes, and never quite gels.
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