First Impressions: DMV (CBS)
CBS’s only new sitcom of the fall is a mildly intriguing workplace comedy, albeit with a rather inert pilot episode.
CBS’s only new sitcom of the fall is a mildly intriguing workplace comedy, albeit with a rather inert pilot episode.
The Lowdown kicks off its western crime drama with a terrific lead performance and an assured sense of self, making for one of 2025’s best pilot episodes.
There’s no such thing as a perfect revival in this cold Age of Reboots – but King of the Hill’s heartfelt return comes damn close.
A boy disappears, and the story of Stranger Things begins with a solid pilot episode.
Ironheart’s debut struggles through three episodes of mushy storytelling, thin characters, and a distinct lack of identity.
Running Point’s freshman season concludes with one of the worst TV episodes of 2025.
Running Point hits a new low with a disappointing penultimate episode.
Running Point tries to marry its basketball and personal stories together, in a woefully undercooked half hour.
Running Point delivers another confused, cluttered, and underwhelmingly unfunny half hour with “A Special Place in Hell”.
Apple TV+’s golf dramedy is perfectly watchable, but too safe and superficial to leave a lasting impression.