Category: TV Reviews

The Last of Us Season 1, Episode 1 Review – “When You’re Lost in the Darkness”

The Last of Us’s first hour is an expertly crafted, abundantly familiar introduction to its bleak world.

Clean Slate’s straightforward approach and light touch is often inviting and endearing – but it’s also what holds it back from greatness.

Tubi’s workplace comedy has a lot of talent and a few great ideas – its execution, however, leaves a lot to be desired.

Adult Swim’s trippy conspiracy series is an early 2025 standout.

Clumsy and undercooked, The Hunting Party’s pilot is another forgettable new NBC drama… or is it?

Hulu’s high-concept political drama is not nearly as ambitious (or surprising) as it thinks.

CBS’s new medical drama takes an unnecessary connection to Sherlock Holmes and turns it into a semi-watchable new series (with a few caveats).

Apple TV+’s disappointingly straightforward math conspiracy thriller is full of lifeless characters and toothless mysteries.

Prime Video’s first police procedural has a few intriguing elements, but is too shallow and inconsistent to be memorable.

Max’s Noah Wylie-led drama is the most driven, confident show of its kind in awhile – just don’t call it ER 2.0.