Contributor: Paul Asay

This Netflix show feels incredibly unseemly: A guilty pleasure with extra guilt, hold the pleasure.

While the TV landscape has been getting drenched in blood and its inhabitants consumed by lust, this gentle Canadian drama takes us all back to the family ranch, both literally and figuratively.

13 Reasons Why may, unintentionally, romanticize suicide for some teens, even though that’s not the show’s intent.

Scream Queens is what you’d get if Jason, Freddie and Michael Myers all pledged to a 21st-century version of Animal House.

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

Nobody ever said being the daughter of a bandit was going to be easy. But intrepid young Ronja is determined to make the best of her checkered lineage.

Truth is, American Crime is a “good” television show. But that’s a fact that can cut both ways.

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

Siberia is a salacious drama masquerading as a reality show—a lot like actual reality programs, now that we think about it.

UPDATED REVIEW: Welcome to Greendale Community College, where everyone carries at least a minor in sexual deviancy and pop-culture references, and classes are graded on a steep downward curve.

Comedy is hard, no question. And clean comedy? It’s even harder, as the latest iteration of Whose Line Is It Anyway? proves.

UPDATED REVIEW: Don’t look now, but strange alien creatures have invaded. Again. Time to beat ’em back with a TV stick.

Some television shows bare their hearts and souls for everyone to see. This one bares almost everything else.

HBO’s dramatic portrait of this Russian empress gives 18th-century debaucher a 21st-century makeover.

This Discovery Channel program is positioned as a post-apocalyptic experiment, with 10 volunteers serving as Guinea pigs.