Tires
Netflix’s ‘Tires’ is a lemon that should be left to rust away.
Sterling Point
In Prime Video’s coming-of-age series ‘Sterling Point,’ Annie Jacobson learns more about her family secrets when she spends a summer on a Canadian island.
Alley Cats
Between the near-constant harsh language and frequent discussions of harm to animals, this comedy will have cat lovers clawing at their ears.
Ted Lasso
Apple TV brings ‘Ted Lasso’ back for a fourth season—this time with Ted heading up Richmond’s new women’s team instead.
Batman: Caped Crusader
‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ swings back onto Prime Video with a second season, and Gotham City has only grown darker since viewers last visited.
Furious
Hulu’s ‘Furious’ is a howcatchem that is based on terrible human evil, making it a watch that will only leave viewers feeling depressed.
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe
In HBO Max’s ‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’ (a sci-fi spinoff of ‘The Big Bang Theory’), a comic book store owner must restore the fabric of reality.
The Walking Dead: Dead City
Maggie Rhee teams up with her husband’s murderer in order to save her son from a new villain in this continuation of the Walking Dead’s gory storyline.
Ride or Die
‘Ride or Die’s’ value of human life is certainly a redeeming quality, but don’t start making a list of others, because you’ll come up short.
The East Palace
This K-Drama invites its audience to hunt for spirits within the walls of ‘The East Palace’—an initiation that many may want to decline.