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Reprisal Review: Hulu Delivers An Inventive & Ultra-Pulpy Noir Tale
Hulu’s Reprisal stars Abigail Spencer in a clever, inventive, and confident tale of revenge with plenty of ultra-pulpy style and a sense of humor.
Vikings Season 6 Premiere Review: The Final Season Teases The War To Come
The final season of History’s Vikings gets underway with a two-hour premiere that charts the rise of Bjorn as he takes up his father’s throne.
The Moodys Premiere Review: Denis Leary Brings The Holiday Cheer & Family Dysfunction
FOX premieres its holiday event series The Moodys, with Denis Leary as the head of a dysfunctional family just trying to survive Christmas.
Doctor Who Season 12 Trailer Confirms New Year's Day Premiere Date
Doctor Who season 12 sets course for a New Year’s Day premiere with a new trailer that offers a glimpse at where Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor is headed.
Harley Quinn Review: DC Serves Up A Coarse, Brutal, & Silly Villain-Centric Series
DC Universe unleashes its Harley Quinn animated series, an irreverent, foul-mouthed look at the character’s push to define herself outside the Joker.
The Feed Review: This Technophobic Terror Plays Like An Extended Back Mirror Episode
Amazon’s The Feed plays like an extended episode of Black Mirror, one that paints an increasingly dire picture of a tech-based future gone awry.
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 14 Finale Tackles Some Big Ideas (Sort Of)
The season 14 finale of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia offers two episodes of big ideas, tackled with the kind of grace only this show can.
The Accident Review: A Dark Tale Of A Community In Ruins
Hulu’s UK import, The Accident, is the latest series from Jack Thorne about a tightly knit community tearing itself apart in the wake of tragedy.
Servant Review: Apple TV+ Serves Up Some Superbly Discomfiting Domestic Horror
M. Night Shyamalan and Apple TV+ deliver the half-hour thriller, Servant, a darkly strange and often times discomfiting domestic drama.
Sorry For Your Loss Exclusive Clip: Who’s To Blame For Danny’s Poor Life Choices?
An exclusive clip from the season 2 finale of Sorry For Your Loss sees Danny get some counseling from his mother about some recent bad decisions.
The Man In The High Castle Season 4 Review: Nazis Try To Ruin The Multiverse
Amazon’s The Man in the High Castle season 4 sets the stage for the series finale, one where the multiverse is under threat by Nazi stooges.
Dollface Review: Hulu’s Breakup Comedy Is A Surreal Delight
Hulu’s Dollface stars Kat Dennings as a recently single woman in LA, who embarks on a surreal journey to rediscover the power of female friendship.
Limetown Exclusive Clip: Jessica Biel Meets A Creepy Stranger In The Season Finale
An exclusive clip from the Limetown season 1 premiere puts Jessica Biel in contact with a source who may know everything, or may be very dangerous.
The Mandalorian Series Premiere Review: Welcome To The Galactic Gig Economy
Disney+ debuts its Star Wars original series The Mandalorian, an intergalactic Western that unfolds in the shadow of a recently fallen empire.
Rick And Morty Season 4 Premiere Review: A Classic Adventure With A Twist
Season 4 of Rick and Morty kicks off with an adventure to please a certain type of fan, while also adding enough meta-comedy to please everyone else.
Cobra Kai Exclusive Blooper Reel Shows The High-Kicking Goofs Of YouTube’s Hit Series
An exclusive blooper reel from the DVD and Digital release of Cobra Kai seasons 1 and 2 shows the lighter side of YouTube Premium’s nostalgic hit.
Encore! Review: Disney+ Delivers High School Musical Therapy
The Disney+ reality series Encore! delivers some real human emotion as classmates reunite after many years to prove the show must always go on.
The World According To Jeff Goldblum Review: A Charm Offensive Explores The Joy Of Stuff
Jeff Goldblum takes his million-watt charm to Disney+ for an engaging exploration of our love of stuff in The World According to Jeff Goldblum.
Bear Grylls Interview: Running Wild Star On Season 5 & Bonding With Celebrity Guests
Bear Grylls speaks with Screen Rant about Running Wild with Bear Grylls season 5, what audiences can expect, and how he challenges his guests.
Mayans M.C. Season 2 Finale Review: An End & A New Beginning For FX’s Biker Franchise
As FX Networks and Kurt Sutter part ways, Mayans M.C. ends season 2 on a violent note as the series moves forward with without its co-creator.