TV

The Boys Season 5 is exciting, crude, well-acted, and politically potent television that feels fresher than it ever has. 

Sins of Kujo is a testament to how well-grounded manga adaptations can succeed on large platforms like Netflix.

While Rooster Episode 5 features a bit of a step backward for Greg and Katie, there’s a dawning clarity by episode’s end.

Bloodhounds Season 2 is a fast, action-packed race from start to finish. Yet, it doesn’t hit the height of the stakes of its previous season.

The emotion that we see along the way makes The Madison the most relatable of Sheridan’s ever-growing list of Paramount+ series.

Agent From Above follows Han Chieh as he serves the Third Crown Prince by fighting demons in the Human Realm until his debt is paid.

Outlander Season 8 Episode 5 presents many opportunities for characters to pray, heightening the drama but also becoming a bit repetitive.

9-1-1 Season 9 Episode 16 is a hodge-podge of ideas that struggle to come together to form a coherent episode, and loses tension as the episode goes on.

The Pitt Season 2 Episode 13 brings in some fresh new faces and reintroduces the night shift for a well-earned change of pace.

The Testaments has the recipe for success, but an unsuccessful transition into a YA voice makes it ultimately weaker than its successor.