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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Lenox Hill Review
Netflix documentary series Lenox Hill will be released on the platform on June 10, 2020. It’s easy to expect Lenox Hill to be a straight-shooting...
13 Reasons Why season 4 review – the final chapters bring a welcome ending
This review of Netflix’s 13 Reason Why season 4 contains no spoilers. Read the first episode recap. There was plenty of support for 13 Reasons...
Gina Brillon: The Floor is Lava review – comedian presents life’s ups and downs
Amazon original special stand-up Gina Brillon: The Floor is Lava will be released on the platform on June 5, 2020. This is my first experience...
Alex Rider review – a family-fun espionage romp
This review of Alex Rider (Amazon Prime) is spoiler-free. There’s absolutely no shortage of teen-focused shows on major streaming platforms these days, but Alex Rider...
Can You Hear Me? season 1 review – an unhinged comedy drama that will be relatable
Netflix Series Can You Hear Me? season 1 was released on the platform on June 4, 2020. This review of the comedy-drama contains no spoilers....
Baki Season 3: The Great Ratai Tournament Saga review – a classic continuation for this solid original anime
This recap of Baki season 3: The Great Ratai Tournament Saga is spoiler-free. Check out our review of the first season. Check out our review...
Can You Hear Me? season 1, episode 1 recap and breakdown
This recap of Netflix series Can You Hear Me? season 1, episode 1, “The Girls from the Block” contains significant spoilers. Access all the recaps...
Kenny Sebastian: The Most Interesting Person in the Room review
Netflix special stand-up Kenny Sebastian: The Most Interesting Person in the Room was released on the platform on May 29, 2020. There’s something about the...
Legendary review – HBO Max comes for the Drag Race crown
This review of Legendary (HBO Max) is spoiler-free. The more you look at the launch line-up of HBO Max, the more it makes sense. If...
Looney Tunes Cartoons review – enjoyably retro shorts can’t match the originals
The idea behind Looney Tunes Cartoons is obvious and not at all bad – what if, some entrepreneurial exec at HBO Max must have said,...
Trigonometry review – a BBC import about polyamory might be the low-key highlight of HBO Max’s launch
This review of Trigonometry (HBO Max) is spoiler-free. I suppose it’s quite fitting – not to mention amusing – that the low-key highlight of the...
The Not Too Late Show with Elmo Season 1 Review – an endearing, family-friendly Muppet talkshow
Of all the streaming platform launches in the last few years, I don’t think it’s unreasonable to suggest that HBO Max’s has been the weirdest....
Somebody Feed Phil Season 3 Review – we could watch Phil eat forever
Netflix series Somebody Feed Phil season 3 will be released on the platform on May 29, 2020 – add it to your list now. As...
Dorohedoro review – a solid, violent Netflix anime begging for a follow-up
This review of Dorohedoro (Netflix) is spoiler-free. Netflix has a winner on its hands with new original anime Dorohedoro, a 12-part medley of violence, eccentricity,...
History 101 season 1 review – Like Netflix’s Explained but for History
Netflix series History 101 season 1 came out on the platform on May 22, 2020. Every month Netflix release documentary after documentary — there’s no...
Selling Sunset season 2 review – more of the same and we don’t care
Netflix reality series Selling Sunset season 2 will be released on the platform on May 22, 2020 — this review of the series contains no...
The Queen and the Conqueror season 1 review – I hope you are ready for a journey
Colombian Netflix series The Queen and the Conqueror season 1 was released on the platform on May 20, 2020. Please note that this historical drama...
Blood & Water (2020) Season 1 Review – An African Teen-Drama That Vibes Easily
I don’t know if it’s because Netflix has high self-esteem, but the streaming giant has a way with YA series, from 13 Reasons Why to Outer Banks and...