‘Get Jiro’ Is Food Criticism With a Katana

This is a cartoon about a future Los Angeles where chefs have become mob bosses.

Netflix’s ‘The Final Problem’ Is A Mystery Worth Solving

What if Sherlock Holmes wasn’t Sherlock Holmes at all?

‘The 39th Hispanic Heritage Awards’ - A Celebration That Found The Right Place At The Right Time

What struck me most was how little interest there was in turning the evening into a political rally, despite the obvious political context surrounding the decision to bring the ceremony to Minnesota.

'Tommy & Tupence' Provides Murder, Mayhem, And A Whole Lot of Sexual Tension

This isn't your grandmother's Christie. And that's precisely the point.

'Women In Blue' Puts the 'Crime' Back In Crime Drama

There is a moment in "Women In Blue" when you realize these women have finally stopped being the novelty.

The Unfinished Business of 'Cooper & Fry'

British television has a peculiar obsession with picturesque villages where everybody knows everybody, and the local police are forever discovering corpses.

'Line Of Fire' Is A Government-Sized Family Drama, For Better And Worse

In this show, the most dangerous thing might be the group chat

'American Hostage' Was One Hell Of A Podcast. Too Bad It’s Also Eight Episodes Of TV

This is an eight-episode show desperately wishing it was only six episodes.

MHz Choice's 'Stucky' Is The Italian 'Columbo' You Never Realized You Wanted

There is something wonderfully old-fashioned about Stucky

Review: 'The AI Doc: Or How I Became An Apocaloptimist'

We're all going to die. Or maybe not.

One Season TV: 'M.A.N.T.I.S.'

The 1994 series was created by Sam Raimi and Sam Hamm

Springsteen, Siberia, And The Beautiful Stupidity of 'Mayday'

The 2109 Documentary That Explains What Is Going On Now At '60 Minutes'

As they say, "What goes around, comes back around"

In Celebration Of The Big, Dumb Streaming Action Movie

There is nothing wrong with having a good time

That Time Matthew Perry & Jennifer Aniston Starred In A 'Cyber Sitcom' For Windows 95

Good news! Now you can type a filename that is longer than eight characters.

Review: POV's 'The Dating Game'

The documentary provides a fascinating and somewhat dark look at what it's like to be a man in China looking for someone special

This French TV Reboot Of ‘Zorro’ Is The Surprise Of The Summer

At first glance, rebooting an old television such as Zorro sounds like a strange idea.

'Remarkably Bright Creatures' And The Afterlife of Loss

Sometimes surviving grief feels suspiciously like having a job.

Review: 'The Side Dish From America's Test Kitchen'

I want The Side Dish From America's Test Kitchen to be worth watching.

Review: Prime Video's Pay-For-Play Doc 'Melania' Is More Pia Zadora Than First Lady

'The Best Heart Attack Of My Life': A Romantic Comedy For People Who Look Like People

It's just like an American TV show, except everyone looks like a normal person

Review: Dave Chappelle's New Comedy Special Is A Collection Of Often Made-Up Historical Trolling

For the most part, stand-up comedy is a young man's game.

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