Contributor: Emily Tsiao

While The Terror aims to put a bit of prestige sheen on this telegenic monster yarn, the content we can see is the real beast.

Big Little Lies offers some little lessons along with some big problems.

Instinct may focus on a remarkable detective, but it’s an unremarkable show with some fairly significant issues.

This animated dramedy about a horse-man named Bojack has something to say. But the way it says it leaves a lot to be desired.

Bless the Harts would likely make a bishop mad enough to kick in stained glass windows.

UPDATED REVIEW: Sherlock Holmes will never actually die, it seems—a mystery he might set his keen mind to solving one of these years.

Dex is a great detective. But a sober, moral, level-headed person? Not so much.

There’s heroism aplenty in this soapy CW superhero show. But Batman would be aghast at the moral ethos of Oliver and his superpals.

NBC gives us a sweet-sounding sitcom that, while mostly carrying a good tune, sometimes goes a little flat.

Bow’s family isn’t perfect, and neither is this show. But it’s got a quick wit and a good heart, and that goes a long way.

This show’s real monstrosity is its excessive use of language, sex and gore to tell a tale just as interesting without it.

ABC’s soapy drama invites us into a hotel where guests, employees and owners often behave badly.

Netflix’s controversial teen drama returns with another season full of adolescents behaving very badly.

It’s tough to be a young adult trying to live in the 21st century. Especially if you’re dead.

TV’s “25 Days of Christmas” has arrived! And while many a family may be excited to share familiar Christmas classics such as The Santa Clause, Home Alone and Richie Rich’s Christmas Wish on Freeform, there’s also an entirely new lineup of movies coming …