Manhunt combines the historical drama and police procedural genres for an intriguing look at two pivotal weeks in American history.
Peacock unravels a profane, racy mystery amid a supposedly tight-knit family in its latest TV-MA series, Apples Never Fall.
The NYPD hires a quirky, former defense attorney in “Elsbeth.” And while it’s a likable show, the content is sometimes …
Kate Winslet rules this fictional European country through guile, paranoia and delusion. The show itself is on shaky ground, as …
A young noble inherits his father’s estate—along with its illegal marijuana operation. Alas, this show grows its own crop of …
Admirable themes of forgiveness and atonement are weighed down by violence and language in this darkly comedic thriller.
FX’s take on this classic tale offers new intrigue, new depth—and plenty of new problems.
This Walking Dead spinoff isn’t much different from the source material: bloody, gruesome and profane.
CSI sequel/spin-off CSI: Vegas is your stereotypical crime procedural. And that can be both good and bad.
Apple TV+’s dark sci-fi show comes with a galaxy of compelling questions, but some problems orbit, too.
An otherwise tame crime drama is weighed down by infrequent language, a few grisly images and a problematic agenda.
The New Look has its merits. But unfortunately, the Apple TV+ show comes with some very old problems as well.
Colter Shaw’s career involves rescuing missing persons. If only his show, Tracker, hadn’t found quite so much problematic content.
An investigative journalist attempts to shed light on the dark underworld of Japanese crime.