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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.

Fatal Attraction Series Review: A Watered-Down Reimagining

by Larry Fried | April 25, 2023

Paramount's modern spin on Fatal Attraction is a thoroughly misguided attempt at recharacterising the story through the lens of mental illness.

The Mandalorian Season 3 Review: The MCU-fication of Star Wars

by Akash Singh | April 22, 2023

The series has become too committed to building a larger mythology, sacrificing its own characters to do so.

Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Review: A Fun, Final Adventure

by Matthew Simpson | April 22, 2023

There's no denying the emotion that fans will feel with the crew back on the bridge one last time.

Love & Death & The Tragedy of True Crime

by Akash Singh | April 20, 2023

The new limited series is a compelling exploration of humanity in a genre where it is often removed.

Totally Completely Fine Review: A New Dark Comedy, Emphasis On The Dark

by Ethan Dayton | April 20, 2023

While uneven at times, the new series successfully continues a common theme of 2023 TV - mental health awareness.

Dead Ringers Review: Rachel Weisz Stuns, It’s Everything Else That Doesn’t

by Mariana Delgado | April 17, 2023

What could’ve been a successful reinvention feels shallow and misdirected.

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.