Contributor: Paul Asay

Jack Bauer is back, ready to give more than he gets in another day of gorrific world-saving mayhem.

Friends with the best lives don’t let friends with any sort of lives watch Friends With Better Lives.

Legendary comedian Robin Williams returns to the small screen. Is that a good thing?

The Last O.G. might be one of the last things you’d want to flip on with kids in the room.

It seems disingenuous to say this show will help people wrestle with their faith when it revels in so much carnal content.

Vox calls this Amazon series “excruciatingly terrible television.” The L.A. Times says it features “miraculous acting and little else.” Plugged In adds …

After 14 years away from MTV, Beavis and Butt-head are back. They’re not any older, though. And they’re certainly not any wiser.

The CW’s Beauty & the Beast bears little resemblance to the animated Disney classic.

This television remake of Mel Gibson’s bloody 1987 movie is cleaner than the original, but it still doesn’t totally holster its language or violence.

Born This Way has its problems, but at its core it’s a deeply hopeful show that humanizes a group of people that, for too long, have been marginalized.

Drinking, swearing, hooking up … and lots and lots of Snookisms. MTV’s Jersey Shore relocates to Miami, but the song is still the same.

The title might not sound very exciting. But you should know that these librarians specialize in the Danger Decimal System!

Revenge is a dish best … scrapped. Emily Thorne might be slowly learning that lesson, but not before she and everyone watching her suffers for a good long while.

This is a turbocharged update (or downgrade, as the case may be) of the popular 1982-86 David Hasselhoff series of the same name.

Girls just wanna have fame. And it doesn’t seem to matter much to some of them how stupid you have to act in order to achieve it.