Jake Gyllenhaal Hypes Up Saturday Night Live's 50th Season In A So-So Season 49 Finale
Jake Gyllenhaal hosted Saturday Night Live for the season 49 finale, and kickstarted the hype for the show's milestone 50th season.
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Evil Season 4 Review: The Best Streaming Horror Series Remains Grotesque And Hilarious In Its Final Season
The best horror show on streaming sprints into its final season and as our Evil season 4 review reveals, it's going out on a high note.
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Doctor Who Review: Just As Fun, Cheesy And Heartfelt As Ever
The new season of Doctor Who on Disney+ is a bold, lively, kindhearted show. Here's our review.
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Dua Lipa Does The Best She Can With A Lukewarm Episode Of Saturday Night Live
Dua Lipa made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live and pulled double duty as the musical guest on May 4. So how did she do? Let's dig in.
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The Jinx Part Two Review: The Greatest True Crime Doc In History Continues
In The Jinx Part Two, director Andrew Jarecki returns to continue the story of Robert Durst, the subject of 2015's The Jinx who "killed them all, of course."
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Ryan Gosling Giggles Through A Phenomenal, All-Time Great Episode Of Saturday Night Live
Barbie co-star Ryan Gosling just hosted an amazing episode of Saturday Night Live that deserves to be counted among the best episodes of all time.
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Fallout Review: A Stellar Video Game Adaptation
The Fallout TV series understands the best parts of the Fallout games and how to translate them to a new medium. Here's our review.
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Kristen Wiig Joins Saturday Night Live's Five Timers Club With Paul Rudd, Matt Damon & More
Kristen Wiig returned to host Saturday Night Live, and her Five Timers Club induction featured major guest stars like Paul Rudd and Matt Damon.
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Ripley Review: Andrew Scott Cons Everyone In This Chilling, Stylish Series
Andrew Scott is a con artist in Ripley, a stylish black and white Netflix adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr. Ripley. Here's our review.
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Ramy Youssef Brings A Calm Yet Amusing Presence To A Solid Saturday Night Live
Emmy nominee Ramy Youssef hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, did a little stand-up, and gave us a solid episode of the sketch comedy series.
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Film Fans Must Watch Sugar, A Noir Love Letter And Killer Colin Farrell Showcase
The Apple TV+ drama Sugar is the latest must-watch series from the streaming service. If you like movies, film noir, and detective stories, this one's for you.
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X-Men '97 Review: A Straight Shot Of Animated Nostalgia (And All That Entails)
The animated series X-Men '97 is nostalgic, silly, and fun. Here's our spoiler-free review.
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Star Trek: Discovery Doubles Down On Being Itself In The Final Season, (And I'm Finally Okay With That) [SXSW 2024]
The best thing about Star Trek is that there's a series for everyone and Star Trek: Discovery season 5 is going out on its own terms.
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Josh Brolin Is Like The Son Of John Malkovich In A Weird, Silly & Musical Saturday Night Live
Josh Brolin returned to host Saturday Night Live for a third time, and I realized that he's carrying a lot of John Malkovich energy that really helps him out.
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3 Body Problem Review: One Of The Greatest Sci-Fi Novels Gets The Brazenly Nerdy Adaptation It Deserves
The Netflix adaptation of 3 Body Problem sets a new standard for what sci-fi is capable of. Read our review right here.
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Shane Gillis Brings Awkwardly Funny White Guy Energy To An Uneven Saturday Night Live
Shane Gillis was famously fired from Saturday Night Live before he got to become a featured player, but he just finished hosting the show. How did it go?
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Review: A Greatest-Hits Collection Sorely Out Of Its Element
The live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender from Netflix suffers from an identity crisis. Here's our review.
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Halo Season 2 Review: The Fall Of Reach Falls Flat
The second season of Halo boasts better action than season 1, but remains an unambitious and uninspired imitation of the games.
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Ayo Edebiri Blends Seamlessly Into The First Great Saturday Night Live Of 2024
The Bear star Ayo Edebiri made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live, and she blended in seamlessly with the cast of the late night sketch comedy series.
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Masters Of The Air Review: The Latest Spielberg/Hanks WWII Series Never Gets Off The Ground
Masters of the Air follows in the footsteps of Band of Brothers and The Pacific, but fails to recapture what made those shows memorable. Here's our review.
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The 2024 Emmy Awards Were A Landmark Year And A Heartfelt Ceremony
The 75th Primetime Emmys celebrated a milestone anniversary with lovely tributes to classic TV favorites throughout the entire night and much more.
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Peacock's Ted TV Series Review: Seth MacFarlane Puts An Irreverent, Modern Spin On The '90s Sitcom
Seth MacFarlane is bringing his raunchy teddy bear Ted to Peacock with a prequel series focusing on his experiences with his buddy John in high school.
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Marvel's Echo Review: An Action-Packed Showcase For Alaqua Cox And The Choctaw Nation
Echo is available to stream on Disney+, and before the show's premiere, we saw the first three episodes. Read our review of the Marvel Spotlight series.
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True Detective: Night Country Review: The Best Season Since The First
True Detective season 4, subtitled Night Country, is a chilling, creepy season and the best the show has been since season 1.
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What If...? Season 2 Review: A Zany, Refreshing Addition To The Marvel Cinematic Universe
What If...? season 2 gives the world of Marvel a chance to break from the norm and have a little fun. Here's our review of the new season.
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Kate McKinnon's Oddball Saturday Night Live Gets A Boost From Billie Eilish And Special Guests
Kate McKinnon hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, and while she easily fit back into the show, something felt a little awkward throughout.
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Percy Jackson And The Olympians Review: A Series-Length Retread Of An Overly Familiar Adventure
Percy Jackson and the Olympians may yet win an audience, but feels like a somewhat dull echo of the film that preceded it by a decade. Here's our review.
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