Five Points may be a sign of how television is changing, but I found it a bit … pointless.
Do death threats trump doctor-patient privilege? Should concern for public health derail a defense team? Should mall Santas be gay? …
This is a crime thriller where few people actually wear black or white hats—but there’s always plenty of Red.
CBS’s new drama asks provocative questions about the future of crimefighting. But like similar shows, it comes with its own …
The glimmer of hope in all this dimness? Mr. Gordon, of course, the guy with the super-flashlight.
UPDATED REVIEW: Stricken with lung cancer, Walt wants to make sure his wife and disabled son have enough money to …
Sean Bean plays, well, actually a whole lot of characters in this TNT thriller where things are not always quite …
Four CIA agents take on turbaned terrorists, international spies and their own agency’s red tape in this mash-up of The …
What do you get when you combine Downton Abbey with The X-Files? Agent Scully in a petticoat? Not even close.
This crime procedural may traipse around the globe looking for all manner of unsavory crimes to solve, but it sure …
Christian Slater heads up a security agency staffed by thieves, hackers and would-be crooks. What could possibly go (comically) wrong?
Yes, the series is unfortunate. But in its own gloomy, tongue-in-cheek way, it’s also rather fun.
UPDATED REVIEW: This CBS staple is the television equivalent of comfort food. But isn’t the gore here enough to lose …
Never come between a mama bear and her cub—particularly if the mama bear happens to be former CIA.
UPDATED REVIEW: Patrick Jane is not a psychic. He just used to play one on TV. But ever since a …