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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‘I Will Find You’ Season 1 Review – Another Inexplicably Watchable Coben Thriller

A few hours ago, by Jonathon Wilson

The Harlan Coben adaptation is a wonderfully specific and peculiar thing. Having become an annual New Year’s treat for Netflix, it feels like a bit...

‘Widow’s Bay’ Season 1 Review – Apple TV’s Delightful Horror-Comedy Will Be Difficult to Top

June 15 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Apple TV might not have the subscriber base, IP, or library breadth of major streaming players like Netflix and Disney+, but there’s a very compelling...

‘Sweet Magnolias’ Season 5 Review – Joy, Tears, and a Major Bone to Pick

June 11 2026, by Naomi Mairs

I had the pleasure of reviewing the fourth season of Sweet Magnolias. I noted, “It feels like a lifetime waiting for this new season,” and...

‘Outlast: The Jungle’ Is The Closest We’ll Get to a Real Life ‘Hunger Games’

June 10 2026, by Daniel Hart

Despite my excitement for Outlast: The Jungle, it was also a reminder of my discomfort with the format. When the original series landed on Netflix,...

‘Norway: The Dark Horse’ Examines the 2026 World Cup’s Most Compelling Underdog Story

June 9 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again — there is no better storytelling medium than high-level professional sports. All the mechanisms are built...

‘Alice and Steve’ Season 1 Review – A Sharp, Unconventional “Wrong-Com”

June 8 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

As far as elevator pitches go, there are few as inherently icky as the one underpinning Alice and Steve. But is it that bad, really?...

‘Michael Jackson: The Verdict’ Proves That the Jury’s Still Out On A Complex Legacy

June 3 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

With Michael Jackson’s biopic currently introducing a whole new generation to the King of Pop, the timing of Nick Green’s unnervingly accusatory three-part Netflix docuseries...

‘Calabasas Confidential’ Is Eight Hours of My Life I Won’t Get Back (But the Drinks Look Great)

May 29 2026, by Naomi Mairs

When I first started watching Calabasas Confidential, I couldn’t have imagined I’d be able to sit through all eight episodes. Yet, here I am. The...

‘A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder’ Season 2 Review – Emma Myers Once Again Anchors A Darker, Improved Sequel

May 27 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Season 2 of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder begins with Pip (Emma Myers, Wednesday) swearing to never investigate another murder ever again, which in...

‘The Boroughs’ Review – A Starry Supernatural Retirement More Spielberg Than ‘Stranger Things’

May 21 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

The involvement of the Duffer Brothers – they executive-produced Netflix’s The Boroughs, a supernatural murder-mystery set in a picturesque New Mexico retirement community – unavoidably...

‘Kylie’ And Its Shock Cancer Revelation Make Its Subject An Even Bigger Star

May 20 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Over the years, many of us have become comfortable with the idea of streaming documentaries about beloved celebrities being ring-fenced puff pieces, usually intended to...

‘Devil May Cry’ Season 2 Review – A Solid Enough Sequel That Starts to Wear Out Its Welcome

May 12 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Like most Adi Shankar Netflix shows, the first season of Devil May Cry had a broad casual audience appeal but somehow managed to really upset hardcore fans...

‘Stranger Things: Tales from ‘85’ Returns the Franchise to Its Roots

April 23 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Can you be nostalgic for nostalgia? This question was at the forefront of my mind while soaking in the ten episodes of Netflix’s animated spin-off...

‘Imperfect Women’ Is an Enthralling Thriller That Requires Patience

April 21 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Here’s a fair warning about Apple TV’s psychological thriller Imperfect Women: It doesn’t put its best foot forward. Its earliest episodes, which frontload deeply unpleasant...

‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ Is A Bit Too Weird For Its Own Good

March 26 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

With all the cache that the Duffer brothers have built up after the success of Stranger Things – a somewhat controversial ending notwithstanding – you...

‘That Night’ Review – A Family Drama Effectively Disguised As A Crime Thriller

March 13 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

You shouldn’t be too complacent with That Night, which at first blush looks a lot like a thousand other Netflix crime thrillers. The Spanish ones...

Why Season 7 Proves It’s Time for ‘Virgin River’ to Move On

March 12 2026, by Naomi Mairs

How could I possibly put into words the predictable, almost hypnotic rhythm of Virgin River? Don’t be misled – I’m not saying the show is...

‘One Piece’ Season 2 Review – Netflix’s Oddball Pirate Adventure Is Better Than Ever

March 10 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

One Piece was one of Netflix’s better original offerings, despite nobody really expecting it to effectively adapt Oda Eiichiro’s extremely popular – and thoroughly bonkers...