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BrainDead Review: Good Wife Creators' D.C. Satire Will Make Your Head Ache
Review: CBS' political dramedy "BrainDead" — from the creators of "The Good Wife" — goes splat under the weight of its outsized aspirations.
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Outcast Review: Cinemax's Exorcism Drama Possessed Of Potential, At Least
Our 'Outcast' review finds that Cinemax's exorcism drama is possessed of potential. But is it breaking any new ground? Read our critique!
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Chelsea Review: We Can't Handler The Truth Of Netflix's Drab New Talker
Chelsea Handler's brings a 'baffling aura of ennui' to her new, eponymous Netflix talk show "Chelsea"
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Preacher Review: AMC's New Series Will Show You A Hell Of A Good Time
Read our review of AMC's new supernatural series 'Preacher' to find out why we think it's such a hell of a good time.
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Houdini & Doyle Review: Fox's Drab Period Drama Is A No-Wit Sherlock
REVIEW: "Houdini and Doyle" is a banal procedural, dressed up in garish period costumes and clogged with shallow faith-vs-science questions
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Confirmation Review: Kerry Washington Movie Captures The Anita Hill Hearing, But Without Much Feeling
Review: HBO's "Confirmation," starring Kerry Washington as Anita Hill, bloodlessly reduces its characters to pieces on a political chessboard
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Game Of Silence Review: NBC Thriller Hooks You With The Hope Of Bad Things Happening To Bad People
"Game of Silence" Review: NBC thriller falls on the guiltier side of pleasure, but you may find yourself unable to stay quiet about it
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The Detour Review: TBS Comedy With Jason Jones And Natalie Zea Starts Strong, Quickly Runs Out Of Gas
"The Detour" Review: TBS' Jason Jones/Natalie Zea comedy too often confuses obvious for outrageous, and mistakes hacky-ness for hilarity
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The Girlfriend Experience Review: Starz' Escort Drama Is Hot, But A Little Cold
'The Girlfriend Experience' Review: Starz' escort drama starring Riley Keough is more interesting than engrossing. Grade: B
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Outlander Season 2 Review: The Frasers Take Paris With Stylish, Sexy Aplomb
A review of Season 2 of Starz's 'Outlander.'
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The Path Review: Stellar Cast Will Strengthen Your Belief In Hulu's Deliberate, Intriguing New Drama
Hulu's drama "The Path" — starring Aaron Paul and Hugh Dancy — is a meditative examination of a cult and its ambitious, menacing leader.
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The Catch Review: Total Lack Of Surprise In New Shondaland Drama Is The Biggest Surprise Of All
We review "The Catch," Shonda Rhimes' new Thursday-night drama, and find
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Heartbeat Review: [Insert Your Own 'Dead On Arrival' Zinger Here]
'Heartbeat' Review: Put down the shock paddles. There is no saving NBC's awful new medical drama starring Melissa George.
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Underground Review: Thriller Aspect, Modern Riffs Drive WGN's Slave Drama
WGN America's 'Underground' series, about pre-Civil War slavery and the escape to freedom in the north, boasts an engaging cast and an engrossing storyline.
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Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Review: Is The New Team Overpowering The Original?
A year ago, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s midseason premiere picked up from a winter finale in which a familiar someone had been "transformed" into an Inhuman…
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Damien Review: End Of Days Can't Come Soon Enough For A&E's Leaden Horror Continuation
"Damien," A&E's new drama series that continues the story of the 1976 horror film "The Omen," is emotionally unengaging and suspense-free.
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The Family Review: Something's All Wrong With ABC's Newest Clan, And It's Definitely All Right
We review ABC's new mystery drama "The Family," starring Joan Allen, "Sherlock" star Rupert Graves and Zach Gilford.
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The Real O'Neals Review: ABC's Wacky Catholic Comedy Is Close To Divine
There's something sweetly old-fashioned about the premise of ABC's latest family comedy, The Real O'Neals, in which the an image-obsessed Catholic mom desperately attempts to…
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Girls Season 5 Review: Still Maddening, But Mostly Maddeningly Funny
"She's painfully narcissistic, shockingly tone-deaf and just generally one of the most insufferable people you'll ever meet." That description of Girls' polarizing protagonist Hannah Horvath…
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Fuller House Review: Netflix Revival Relies Almost Entirely On Nostalgia
A review of 'Fuller House,' a 'Full House' revival series coming to Netflix on February 26.
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11.22.63 Review: Hulu Remakes History With A Gripping Stephen King Yarn
"Time is a flat circle," Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle famously mused in True Detective. Hulu's new limited series 11.22.63 (premiering Monday, and airing weekly) goes one…
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Super Bowl Commercials: Reviewing The Best, Worst And Many In Between
The time is nigh for the Super Bowl, where every year advertisers toss big bucks (now a solid $5 million per 30-second spot!) to wave…
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Vinyl: HBO's '70s Drama Rocks Hard (Though Its Soul Is A Work In Progress)
You won't find it on the show's IMDb page, but cocaine plays such a major role in HBO's new '70s drama Vinyl (premiering Feb. 14 at…
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Castle Review: Fake Break-Up Nudges Show Closer To Its Season 5 Sparks
Why are you watching ABC's Castle? (I could leave that question there, call it a day and still trigger 206 passionate comments, but allow me…
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Review: American Crime Story's O.J. Saga Is A Striking, Suspenseful Look At The 'Trial Of The Century'
Review of 'American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson' on FX.
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Grease: Live Review: Fox's Magical Remake Had Groove, It Had Meaning
The biggest challenge for any remake/reboot/reimagining is putting some distance between itself and its beloved source material. And so while Fox's Grease: Live used elements…
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It's Not Too Late To Get Obsessed With BBC America's London Spy
Here's who absolutely must watch (or DVR) Episode 2 of London Spy (airing tonight at 10/9c on BBC America) — right after On-Demanding Episode 1: *…
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