Author: Alan Sepinwall
The Breaking Bad creator finally returns to TV with a brand-new show that channels some of his own anxieties — and frets for the future of mankind
The team behind the legendary sitcom tries to revive that ol’ Dunder Mifflin feeling with this quasi-spinoff set at a failing newspaper
A crashed ship, mind transplants, a blood-eating bug, an eyeball that moves on tentacles — Noah Hawley's new series starts with a (sometimes revolting) bang
The Bear is still a comedy! Voters really like The White Lotus! Hollywood people love a show about Hollywood! And other revelations from today's announcements
After an uneven third season, the FX sensation returns to tense, heartwarmingly chaotic, and satisfying form
The latest Marvel/Disney+ series, centered around Dominique Thorne's mecha-suited genius, feels like a relic from a past throw-it-against-the-wall MCU era
From old-school whodunits and sci-fi thrillers to a hospital procedural that had us on the edge of our couches, these are the series that have brought their A-game to the small screen
Questionable choices by characters and creators bring this chapter of the series to an unsatisfying close
A flashback episode lets us see how Joel was raised — and what really happened between him and Ellie before Abby got her revenge
Ellie and Dina reach Seattle but encounter several roadblocks before they can get to Abby — and even more trouble than they bargained for
