First Impressions: The Grinder (Fox)
The Grinder’s “Pilot” is an abundantly familiar premiere with strong cast chemistry.
Reviews of pilot episodes.
The Grinder’s “Pilot” is an abundantly familiar premiere with strong cast chemistry.
Moonbeam City is too familiar and half-baked to be worth investing in.
The Player’s ridiculous premise never earns its own logic, leaving a pilot too preposterous and hollow to buy into.
Despite its inventive format, Life in Pieces’ debut feels like a fairly conventional family sitcom.
Minority Report’s “Pilot” squanders its source material’s ideas for a lifeless, generic crime procedural.
Fear the Walking Dead’s family drama sinks its shaky, familiar pilot.
The Whispers is yet another paint-by-numbers mystery, in a television landscape already rotten with them.
One Big Happy is the latest in a growing line of major comedy misfires from NBC.
ABC’s John Ridley-led miniseries has an unbecoming sense of self-importance its pilot can never quite shake.
ABC’s soapy new drama has a few intriguing elements, but they’re obfuscated by the overabundance of tropes and cliches.