Category: TV Reviews

First Impressions: Life in Pieces (CBS)

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.

You’re the Worst returns, as fantastic and subversive as ever.

Fear the Walking Dead’s family drama sinks its shaky, familiar pilot.

TBS’s Clipped is a charming, low-key throwback sitcom that finds some depth once it settles into its rhythm.

iZombie’s first season is one of the year’s most confident, fun new dramas.

TBS’s latest comedy is an interesting concept, a lot of cliches, and just enough potential to keep it vaguely engaging.

The Whispers is yet another paint-by-numbers mystery, in a television landscape already rotten with them.

Resident Advisors is dumb, predictable, and surprisingly hard to stop watching, thanks largely to Ryan Hansen’s charm.

“Episode Eleven” ends American Crime’s first season by trading closure for a surprisingly hopeful sense of moving on.