Author: Alan Sepinwall
The new Apple+ miniseries reunites a comedy dream team, but it’s more sad than funny — and rarely enough of either
Showtime’s revival of the beloved, and later reviled, series about a serial-killer vigilante proves dull and unnecessary
Marvel’s latest Disney+ series goes deep explaining how and why its main character got here — and Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson make the history lesson fun
The long-awaited HBO Max special is an overproduced affair with too many guest stars and detours — but when it lets the iconic gang of six just talk amongst themselves, it hits the nostalgic sweet ...
An action-packed conclusion ties up nearly all of Season One’s story lines — and leaves us some questions to ponder
In this new series based on President Trump’s proposed interstellar military branch, Steve Carell’s four-star general is too noxious to be true
The sketch-comedy genius puts his shape-shifting skills to work as real-life Israeli sleeper agent Eli Cohen, who infiltrated the Syrian government in the Sixties
As it heads into its seventh and final season, we look back at how the Netflix original made the most of the streaming era’s brave new world
Netflix’s Eighties-set supernatural series returns bigger and badder, with the action shifting to summertime and the teens of Hawkins going through changes
The best and boldest shows of the year so far have been centered on, and created by, women
