The Artful Dodger
Oliver Twist’s Artful Dodger isn’t 13 anymore: He’s an adult. And being an adult comes with more grown-up problems.
Wonder Man
For a superhero show, ‘Wonder Man’ is surprisingly light on violence, but a bit heavy on swearing, sexual allusions and meta-Hollywood references.
Memory of a Killer
The content issues in ‘Memory of a Killer’ aren’t forgettable, but they’re tamer than most other shows in the “double life” genre.
Finding Her Edge
All in all, Netflix’s ‘Finding Her Edge’ could use a bit more sharpening to hone its own edge.
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
In Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Paramount+ introduces a new generation of Federation cadets who train to make a positive difference in the universe.
The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin
‘The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin’ is DailyWire+’s most ambitious show yet—and it comes with a Christian bent. But the show itself feels pretty uneven.
The Hunting Party
The Hunting Party is far from the most gruesome drama on television, but its disturbingly inventive ways of killing may make viewers a bit queasy.
Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials
Netflix’s ‘Seven Dials’ (and the Agatha Christie book it’s based on) is filled with peril and suspicion. And more death is coming.
The Rookie
ABC’s newest police drama takes an earnest, somewhat positive look at a profession that’s tougher than ever these days.
High Potential
ABC’s ‘High Potential’ has an interesting whodunnit premise, but it carries some potential problems, too.