Based on the children’s books (and a continuation of a long-running TV show), Peacock’s take on the monkey is delightfully …
This Peacock kids’ show isn’t exactly out of this world, but it contains a few simple lessons that shine.
Peacock’s take on Aldous Huxley’s dystopian classic is not brave or new, but it does give viewers a salacious world.
This Apple TV+ original is sweet and celebrates the power of community. But it comes with some not-so-little problems.
While some genuine spiritual elements aren’t completely missing here, the positives are nun-too-obvious.
Captain Underpants and the crew have indeed blasted into orbit. But the show’s toilet humor keeps this cartoon earth bound.
Rod Serling proved you could make a provocative show without a whiff of content. This Twilight Zone has no such …
Sure, these high schoolers sometimes have to take down the bad guys. But they’re more about lifting up each other.
This preschool-aimed show is packed with an extensive vocabulary, bright colors and fun music.
Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts is creative, engaging and clever. But it’s not Kansas. Indeed, it’s not even Oz.
Netflix’s new series Dark is, in many ways, a lot like its hit show Stranger Things. Except … darker.
This soapy story is all about sex, greed and corruption—with a powerful megachurch as its backdrop.
Ryan Murphy’s empty-hearted hero, Payton, takes a run at a state senate seat. But that’s not the only thing that’s …
I had hoped to enjoy Crossing Swords. Instead, it just left me cross.