The series is a polished genre exercise with characters that feel like predigested tropes.
How does one continue a TV show that’s already ended more than once?
If something about Rookie Blue, this summer’s young-cops-who-look-like-models series, seems a bit familiar, it’s not just you.
The episode shows us that the Silurians and present-day humanity are unable to overcome their seemingly irreconcilable differences.
For a piece of old-school sitcom traditionalism, Are We There Yet? gets the concepts of family and marriage all wrong.
Hot in Cleveland is everything you might expect from a throwback sitcom.
The Gates doesn’t even pass muster as a spooky-fun summer series.
It’s not hard to see what entices dramatists to create shows centered on crime families.
Many of the elements of this story have their roots in the Pertwee era.
The only thing sharper and sexier than the fangs on True Blood is the writing.
The duo has a refreshingly frank take on the world and neither cares if their beliefs offend anyone’s precious sensibilities.
Bravo took no chances in creating their latest reality-competition show Work of Art: The Next Great Artist.
For Bruce Campbell, making the show was long and difficult, but ultimately rewarding, both creatively and personally.
The first two episodes of the season’s second half showcase Lie to Me’s unfortunate weaknesses and superlative strengths.
One of the major threads running through this season has been Amy’s relationships with the Doctor and her fiancé.
The problem with NBC’s Persons Unknown is not with the “extraordinary” part of the equation.
There are three flavors of Gordon Ramsay, and it’s a matter of taste which of his shows you’ll enjoy the most.
The film attempts to explore the way in which the fragile personal moments of politicians’ lives ripple out and affect larger global issues.
Firefly: Still Flying doesn’t really do anything to assure me that the publication is anything more than an oddly timed fan tease.
“The Vampires of Venice” is a distinct step down for the season after the triumph of the Weeping Angels two-parter.
Our video essay series examines various aspects of the show, whose finale airs on May 24.