First Impressions: The Whispers (ABC)
The Whispers is yet another paint-by-numbers mystery, in a television landscape already rotten with them.
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.
The Last Man on Earth is a smart, funny premiere that finds real depth in its simple, but high-concept premise.
The Odd Couple is a bad adaptation, and an unfunny, reductive waste of Matthew Perry’s talent.
Fresh Off the Boat’s uneven first episodes show real promise, even if its take on the American Dream is a bit unrefined.
Backstrom is another failed pile of white male angst cliches.
Prime Video’s gun manufacturer melodrama is an unfortunate misfire.
Salem Rogers is one of the worst pilots Amazon’s produced to date.