First Impressions: Ordinary Joe (NBC)
NBC’s takes a second swing at time-lapse nostalgia with an underwhelming James Wolk vehicle.
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.
Mario Golf: Super Rush feels like a knockoff of better games in the series.
Insomniac Games takes a generational step forward with Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.
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.
WandaVision’s finale is caught between two shows: a touching farewell to its central romance, and a noisy commercial for Phase 4.
WandaVision’s “Previously On” delivers a genuinely moving flashback, buried under a heavy load of finale-setting exposition.
Super Mario 3D World is a great re-release – but it is Bowser’s Fury that piques the most interest in what’s on Nintendo’s mind.
WandaVision loses its emotional thread in “Breaking the Fourth Wall,” another episode more interested in Easter eggs than its characters.
“All-New Halloween Spooktacular!” finds real poignancy in Vision’s unraveling, even as WandaVision’s MCU obligations keep dragging it off course.