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Bupkis Review: Live, Laugh, Lackluster

by Marc Winegust | May 25, 2023

Pete Davidson's new series lives up to its namesake in an uneven debut season.

The Muppets Mayhem Review: Rockin’ New Spinoff Recaptures Some Henson Magic

by Larry Fried | May 17, 2023

The Muppets' house band shines in their new series, which will charm diehard fans but few others.

High Desert Review: A Disorienting Ride Through The Outback

by Mariana Delgado | May 16, 2023

The new Apple series has all the makings of a hit, yet ends up on an aimless journey of its own making.

Somebody Somewhere Season 2 Review: A Gem That Keeps On Shining

by Mariana Delgado | May 2, 2023

HBO's cathartic original comedy is a strong reminder that the answers we crave are sometimes right before us.

Betty Gilpin as Simone and Jake McDorman as Wiley in Mrs. Davis.

Mrs. Davis Review: Joyfully Careening from the Straightforward Road

by Aaron Halls | May 1, 2023

Conjured by two veteran television creators, the new series is one of the most unique viewing experiences you’ll have all year.

How Shelved is a Librarian Love Letter to TV’s Best Sitcoms

by Ethan Dayton | May 1, 2023

CTVs 'Shelved' pulls from many popular workplace sitcoms, but translates them to its unique new setting: the public library.

White House Plumbers Review: Funny Yet Tedious Political Satire Doesn’t Fulfill Its Potential

by Akos Peterbencze | April 27, 2023

Although witty and well-acted, HBO's latest miniseries is otherwise underwhelming.

Greg Davies and Harriet Walter in The Cleaner

EXCLUSIVE: Season 2 Trailer for BritBox’s The Cleaner

by Emma Badame | April 26, 2023

Catch the exclusive trailer for Season 2 of BritBox's The Cleaner, starring BAFTA-nominated fan-fave Greg Davies and a bevy of impressive guest stars.

Writer-director Ari Aster on the set of Beau Is Afraid -- Interview

Ari Aster Interview: On Beau Is Afraid, Martin Scorsese & Working With Joaquin Phoenix

by Rachel West | April 20, 2023

After chilling audiences with Hereditary and Midsommar, Ari Aster is ready to make audiences laugh, at least a little bit, with his "nightmare comedy" Beau Is Afraid.

Slip Review: Zoe Lister-Jones’ Rom-Com Multiverse is a Liberating Watch

by Akos Peterbencze | April 16, 2023

Zoe Lister-Jones' seven-part series Slip explores the universe-bending and life-changing powers of orgasms in this touching, funny, and heartfelt dramedy.