Contributor: Kristin Smith

A prison sentence isn’t actually such a bad idea for this Netflix dramedy.

It feels old-fashioned but does something that’s cutting-edge rare: It treats faith as a source of goodness.

Kevin Can Wait may be the kind of show some of us have been waiting for.

While it’s certainly not the worst thing on television, it is a show that shamelessly shoots low.

In Raven’s Home, love, fun and family are what matter most.

Is it possible that when you add an awful guardian to three fairly awful children, you get something … positive? Not in this case.

This Netflix miniseries offers a blistering, difficult-to-watch take on the story of the “Central Park Five.”

Well crafted? Yes. Creepy? Certainly. But when it comes to content, Castle Rock’s a place I wouldn’t want to visit.

UPDATED REVIEW: Seth MacFarlane is not known for his restraint. But American Dad may give us MacFarlane at his most foul.

Apple TV+’s flagship show has big names, sharp writing … and some problems

The 7-year-old YouTube star moves to traditional television with this innocuous, silly show.

Hey, if it worked for Harry Potter, Bella Thorne and Percy Jackson, why not once again? But does it work? Should we want it to?

UPDATED REVIEW: The middle of what? Life? Trouble? Old-school sitcom yuks? Turns out it’s all of the above and more when Patricia Heaton’s average Midwest family tries to be … average.

It’s a little like La La Land, only without much to sing and dance about.

Netflix’s Santa Clarita Diet is both witty and wicked—as graphic as The Walking Dead, but in the form of a darkly comedic sitcom.