TV Recaps

The structure of The Witcher Season 4 is weird, isn't it? That's the only way I can think to describe it.

It's easy to think about the disappointingly inert previous episode as the calm before the storm in light of "Twilight of the Wolf", an all-guns-blazing, protracted action sequence that barely comes up for air.

Not to get all philosophical on anyone, but sometimes resting is the quickest way to get somewhere. But this is a difficult concept to get...

“Out of the frying pan, into the fire” comes to mind. To be fair, you could apply this idea to most of what has happened...

In my review of The Witcher Season 4, I moaned about the whole thing feeling a little weirdly siloed and disconnected, its core storylines happening in parallel...

Witchers are labourers, essentially. The labour is just hunting and killing monsters. They’re fantastical pest controllers, really, itinerant exterminators who will do the dirty jobs...

Season 4 of The Witcher has its back against the wall in the most considerable way possible. Nobody liked the previous season very much, and that was...

I’ve always maintained that High Potential works better when it legitimately challenges Morgan.

Star Wars: Visions returns for Season 3 with another batch of experimental non-canon short films plucked from prominent animation studios all over the world. As ever,...

Being told your husband is dead is probably quite hard to take at the best of times, but finding out while you're having an affair with another man likely carries an additional pang of guilt.

It's immediately obvious that Down Cemetery Road shares a lot of DNA and creative personnel with Slow Horses.

Remember how badly the very mention of Claire Conway's name rattled Yanko earlier in The Morning Show Season 4?

It wouldn't be hard to improve on the latest episode of Loot Season 3, a deeply lazy grab-bag of semi-offensive cliches about England that didn't have much of a point beyond Molly trying to repair her floundering reputation.

With Watson Season 2 having moved on from Sherlock Holmes as quickly as he was introduced, Episode 3, “Expletive Deleted”, has the advantage of being able to push forward with the case of the week as a pure medical mystery.

I guess enough time has passed for an episode about a pandemic, even a tiny one that only flirts with the idea of becoming a wide-scale health event.

DMV can get away with a lot because it's genuinely funny more often than it isn't.

Let's just get this out of the way -- there's far too much going on in "The Doctor's Graveyard".

There’s a thing about jump scares where they almost never work because savvy viewers have come to expect them.