TV Reviews

TV reviews are our expertise. We provide a final rating and insight on TV shows of all genres, from network TV to original series on streaming platforms. Here is our extensive collection of reviews where we give our final opinion on many TV.

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‘The Art of Sarah’ Review – An Increasingly Convoluted Thriller That Loses Its Way

A few hours ago, by Jonathon Wilson

Class and luxury fashion are not new concepts in TV land, let alone in Netflix Korean dramas, so at first blush, The Art of Sarah...

‘Cross’ Season 2 Review – Aldis Hodge Shines Again in Prime Video’s Dependable, Unremarkable Thriller

February 11 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

This is pretty reductive to say, and I’ll obviously expand on it, but the truth about Cross Season 2 is essentially this – if you...

‘Wonder Man’ Review – A Marvel Series Without Any Superheroics… And It Works

January 30 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

What if a Marvel series had none of the things that people have come to expect from a Marvel series? Before Wonder Man, that didn’t...

‘The Beauty’ Review – Ryan Murphy Is Back Near His Demented Body-Horror Best

January 22 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

You can never quite predict what Ryan Murphy is going to do next, and by extension, whether his latest project will be representative of his...

‘WWE: Unreal’ Season 2 Review – A More Personal Follow-Up Makes Some Smart Choices

January 20 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

WWE: Unreal was a cynical marketing ploy when it debuted, and most people – wrestling fans most of all – didn’t especially care for it....

‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Review – A Tremendously Fun Time

January 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

It’s difficult to tell whether A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is for Game of Thrones fans who are still smarting about how badly it...

‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’ Review – To Boldly Go… Back to School

January 15 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Star Trek has been around since 1966, and the San Francisco campus from which this spin-off takes its name has somehow never been depicted on-screen...

‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ Review – Cozy Whodunnit Is A Star-Making Turn For Mia McKenna-Bruce

January 15 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

You don’t need me to tell you this, given the provenance of Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, but it’s a whodunnit. Someone is murdered – a...

‘Hijack’ Season 2 Review – Too-Serious Sequel Is A Case Of Diminishing Returns

January 13 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

You might be thinking it’s a bit of a stretch for the same guy to be caught up in two separate hijackings. And you’d be...

‘Tell Me Lies’ Season 3 Review – And You Thought This Couldn’t Get Any Darker

January 13 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Tell Me Lies is one of the best shows I’ve ever seen at being truly awful to watch. It’s a car crash – literally in...

‘Industry’ Season 4 Review – An Impressively Bold, Morally Bankrupt Reinvention

January 11 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

For its first couple of seasons, Industry kind of flew under the radar, being as it was the less popular of HBO’s audacious shows about...

‘A Thousand Blows’ Season 2 Review – Erin Doherty Upstages Even Stephen Graham

January 9 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I’m personally of the opinion that Stephen Graham (Adolescence) is the most underrated actor in the world, so the fact that it’s Erin Doherty (Chloe), ...

‘Girl Taken’ Review – Alfie Allen Is Chilling In A Psychologically Complex Thriller

January 8 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I’ve often wondered why Alfie Allen (Night Teeth),  pays his agent, since nobody seems to be cast as feckless creeps with more consistency than him....

‘His & Hers’ Review – A Twisty Whodunnit About Truly Deplorable People

January 8 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

There’s an old myth that an audience has to “like” the main characters of a story to connect with it and be engaged by it....

‘The Night Manager’ Season 2 Review – Something Doesn’t Feel Right

January 4 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

There is no more damning indictment of the state of contemporary media than The Night Manager being back on our screens a decade after contentedly...

‘Red Eye’ Season 2 Review – Another Flight You’re Better Off Avoiding

January 2 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

It might take an effort to remember now, since it passed by without much fuss, but the first season of Red Eye, which aired on...

‘Land of Sin’ Review – Quintessential Nordic Noir Embodies the Cold Heart of the Genre

January 2 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Nordic noir is one of the few genres of television that really prizes cliché. You almost don’t want a Scandinavian crime thriller to try anything...

‘Time Flies’ Review – A Well-Intentioned Argentine Crime Drama Lacking Something Special

January 1 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

There’s something quite compelling about Time Flies, an Argentine Netflix series based on two fused novels by Claudia Piñeiro (the author also behind Elena Knows...