The true-crime docs here expose the rot at the core of many of our venerated institutions.
I’m torn, because I enjoy Burn Gorman and I like Owen as a character, but the dangers implicit in being undead have only started here, and they’re likely to get worse.
No surprise to anyone, Sonatine was a commercial failure.
David vs. David vs. David, or Which Is the Greatest TV Drama Ever, The Wire, Deadwood, The Sopranos?
For me, The Sopranos is a tough choice, because the three shows deal with America in different ways.
We open with a routine, but nonetheless very nicely produced, Weevil hunt.
Is the best episode ever of the best TV drama ever QED the best single TV episode of all time?
Torchwood enters Bizarro World when an alien reprograms the team’s memories—and personalities—in “Adam.”
It’s been fascinating to see (and attempt to predict) how various characters respond to McNulty’s ruse when they learn the truth about it.
The granddaddy of Dick Wolf’s franchise turns 18 this year. Which is 126 seasons in television years.
“Meat” is a relationship story, ignoring entirely the typical Torchwood theme of how interacting with the alien reveals our inhumanity.
Of course, McNulty won’t evade punishment if Bunk has anything to say about it.
In an effort to keep things fresh, this latest season has thus far thrown a few noticeable cogs in the wheel, even by Aqua Teen standards.
Guinea Pig is minimal budget filmmaking with incredible effects.
With each successive episode of The Wire’s final season, it seems, fans have become more firmly split into two camps.
I love how Torchwood can take a fracture in time that threatens to undo our reality and use that crisis to frame a story about love and sacrifice.
In principle, I’m not against a story involving Jason becoming a father, but in this context it leaves a lot to be desired.
Two months after the crash of Oceanic 815, all aboard are found dead in the wreckage in a deep trench near Bali. Or not.
Sarah Connor Chronicles brings to mind a minefield in its alternation between embarrassment and nuance.
I doubt many folks would disagree if I described the narrative momentum of The Wire’s fifth season as freight train-esque.
After the entertaining fluff of “Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang,” season two’s follow-up effort hits hard.
When Tyra seeks advice from her mom about the issue, her mom’s blunt words are one she clearly should have taken as a warning.