First Impressions: Emergence (ABC)
Emergence’s first hour is ABC’s strongest network mystery in years, anchored by a terrific Alison Tolman performance.
Reviews of pilot episodes.
Emergence’s first hour is ABC’s strongest network mystery in years, anchored by a terrific Alison Tolman performance.
Prodigal Son is a pale imitation of better shows.
Sam Levinson’s teen drama purports its provocative nature is revelatory; the reality, unfortunately, is that is more perfunctory and performative than it needs to be.
Abby’s unassuming, slightly gimmick-y pilot has some charm NBC’s lineup desperately needs. Will it give it a chance?
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Archie’s pilot is better than it has any right to be, a potential reimagining for the ages.
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