Star Wars: The Disturbing Tragedy of Darth Maul's Forgotten Brother, Feral
With Savage Oppress taking all the spotlight, fans often forget that Maul had a second brother who suffered a tragic end in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
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Crossing Swords Is a Vulgar, Unfunny Fantasy Comedy
The mix of careful craftsmanship and haphazard writing makes Crossing Swords more technically impressive than entertaining to watch.
South African Crime Drama Trackers Struggles to Find Its Footing
Trackers' collection of crime-related subplots is more of a disjointed jumble than a rich tapestry.
Space Force Can't Get Past Its One-Joke Premise
Space Force is sporadically funny when it leans into its goofier elements, although the absurdities and serious moments often undermine each other.
Barkskins Is an Unfocused Historical Drama
Although Barkskins deals with murder, betrayal and conspiracy, it feels limited and somewhat inconsequential, the opposite of the novel's grand scope.
Homecoming Season 2's Mind-Bending Finale, Explained
Season 2 of Homecoming ends on a mind-bending note as the Geist Group finds itself under attack for using memory-altering drugs on war vets.
Central Park Is a Delightful Animated Musical Comedy
Central Park is a delightfully wholesome show, an ode to New York City’s famed park and the people who keep it running.
The 100's Final Season Hits the Ground Running by Leaning Into Sci-Fi
The seventh and final season of The 100 comes out of the gate swinging, while leaning more into the sci-fi possibilities of its premise.
Homecoming Returns With a Disappointing Second Season
Much of this season of Homecoming functions as an extended epilogue to the first, and the creators have trouble making the story feel as significant and powerful.
White Lines: Netflix's Aimless Murder Mystery Falls Short of Money Heist
From the creator of Money Heist, Netflix's White Lines delivers sun, sin and secrets on Ibiza, but gives no reason to care about the murder.
TNT's Snowpiercer Fails to Capture the Creativity of the Movie
Snowpiercer is a mediocre but watchable basic-cable sci-fi series. However, it lacks the ambitious weirdness of the movie.
Tiger King: Joe Exotic Is Pro Wrestling Personified - Here’s Why
Before his Netflix infamy, Joe Exotic had a side as a wrestling announcer, but it's his feud with Carole Baskin that's pure pro wrestling.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Returns In a Fun Yet Awkward Interactive Special
If you just sit back and watch the show as an extended reunion episode, though, it captures a lot of what made Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt fun.
Solar Opposites Is an Amusing Side Project From Rick and Morty's Co-Creator
For now, Solar Opposites is closer to a Fox animated sitcom, only with more gore and stronger language.
Reno 911! Finds Its Ideal Format in Quibi's Revival
Reno 911! is back for all-new episodes on Quibi, without missing a beat and just as timely -- as hilarious -- as ever.
I Know This Much Is True Is a Bleak, Unrewarding Drama
I Know This Much Is True is a six-part epic of unending misery, piling on as much torture for Mark Ruffalo’s twin protagonists as it does for the audience.
The Eddy Is a Musical Drama That Gets Lost in Crime Subplots
By The Eddy's third episode, the musical performances become less frequent, and the crime- and drug-related melodrama overwhelms the story.
Ryan Murphy's Hollywood Is a Misguided Take on Classic Showbiz
Ryan Murphy's newest show often feels like a parody of old-timey Hollywood as much as a tribute or critique.
Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 Is a Disappointing Return to the Well
The sequel series is largely let down by its lifeless CG animation, making SAC_2045 an uneven, forgettable return for Sector 9.
Stargirl Is an Upbeat, Satisfying Superhero Show Perfect for Summer
Stargirl is a breezy, optimistic blast with a likable cast and zippy action that's sure to satisfy superhero fans.
