#TvReviews

From Nypost RSS Feed: Don’t watch the FIFA World Cup on a tiny screen — this smart TV is $140

From Nypost RSS Feed: Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Roosters’ Season 2 On Netflix, Where Four Pals Figure Out How To Live Their Lives Without Toxic Masculinity

“WWE is real and it’s mainstream political news that’s fake.” Dominic Cummings is fond of this quotation, originally from the music producer Rick Rubin. Typically for Cummings, it isn’t exactly a quot

The show has some cheesy moments, and a plot as fresh as month-old lettuce. But it’s also fun, charming, and addictively watchable – with more gravity than it looks like.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Gold Land’ On Hulu, A Thriller Where A Woman Finds Herself Hiding A Casket Full Of Gold Bars

The American “country club” has always been a bit of a blank in my mind. I’m familiar with phrases like “country-club Republican” – and from those I can tell it means a place where posh, established p

As a young-ish man – sorry to burst any illusions of maturity or expertise – I approach television that is “about” or “confronts” masculinity with some apprehension. There are obvious commercial reaso

By Angie Han Television Critic To hear the love songs tell it, finding one’s soulmate ought to be a warm, fuzzy, blissed-out experience.

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Saturday Night Live UK had its looooooooooooong-awaited premiere this weekend, and let’s get a couple of obvious jokes out of the way.

By Angie Han Television Critic I suppose one can’t complain too much about a show’s overreliance on deus ex machina plot developments when seeing God’s fingerprints all over every revelation or twist is literally the entire point.

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic There was a lot of history made at the 98th Academy Awards on Sunday night (March 15) — industry-wide milestones and fun personal footnotes and more.

By Angie Han Television Critic Viewed from a great distance — like, say, the interstellar perspective of the UFO that descends upon Fullerton, California, in one of the protagonist’s fanciful sci-fi videos — Margo’s Got Money Troubles mi...

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Over the past decade, I’ve written repeatedly about Amazon‘s cottage industry of mononymous crime solvers adapted from bestselling airport novels — your Bosches and Crosses and Reachers, with “J...

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Despite a tremendous cast and ample, if sporadically utilized, charm, HBO‘s Rooster suffers from a surfeit of loglines and an insufficiency of focus in deciding which one it wants to follow.

By Angie Han Television Critic Florida, in the public imagination, is not like other states.

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic The next time Guy Ritchie makes a smart movie or television show will be the first, but he’s built a deservedly lengthy career from flashy projects that sometimes create alchemy out of fun and d...

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Following in the esoteric footsteps of the folk singing espionage of Amazon’s Patriot, the noir musical puppetry of AMC+’s Ultra City Smiths and whatever mysterious cult-y thing was happening in...