La Brea Season 1 Episode 3 Review – “The Hunt”
La Brea lazily imitates LOST in another underwhelming episode.
La Brea lazily imitates LOST in another underwhelming episode.
Evil solidifies itself as one of the best shows on TV with its season two finale.
Netflix’s newest attempt at the sitcom format absolutely does not work… until it kind of does?
CBS’s newest British import is promising, but needs some tweaking to realize its potential.
La Brea’s second episode has more vague character motivations, expository dialogue, and CGI animals than it knows what to do with.
NBC’s high-profile drama debuts with an appropriate amount of bombast and intrigue, though it fails to introduce its characters with the same gusto.
NBC’s takes a second swing at time-lapse nostalgia with an underwhelming James Wolk vehicle.
Midnight Mass is a near-masterpiece, and Flanagan’s best work for Netflix yet.
Superstore’s finale isn’t a great episode – but it is a great reminder of what a strong, memorable comedy it was during its run.
The Haunting of Bly Manor is an intriguing mix of Flanagan-isms that never quite coalesces.