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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50 States of Fright review – Quibi’s horror anthology is more stupid than scary
This review of 50 States of Fright (Quibi) contains some spoilers for the first three episodes. If you’ve been surfing the net as much as...
‘After Life’ Season 2 Review – The Main Message Is To ‘Be Kind’
After following Ricky Gervais from the start of his career, I’ve always been surprised by how many people I know do not like him. Yet...
Beastie Boys Story review – Spike Jonze shows a different way to do a documentary
Apple TV+ documentary Beastie Boys Story will be released on the platform on April 24, 2020. When I saw the 2-hour duration for Beastie Boys...
The House of Flowers season 3 review – this Mexican family drama refuses to wilt
This review of The House of Flowers Season 3 is spoiler-free. You can check out our reviews of the first season by clicking these words,...
Ghost in the Shell SAC_2045 season 1 review – brilliant action but lifeless plot
Netflix anime series Ghost in the Shell SAC_2045 season 1 was released on Netflix on April 23, 2020 — this review contains no spoilers. After...
I Promise review – no child should be left behind
This review of I Promise (Quibi) is spoiler-free. “Every 26 seconds a kid drops out of High School… that doesn’t make sense.” That’s the spark...
Absurd Planet season 1 review – Netflix series is a fun way to look at animals
Netflix series Absurd Planet season 1 was released on Netflix on April 22, 2020. Remember Dancing with the Birds? The reason that was good to watch and...
Win the Wilderness: Alaska Season 1 Review – an unusual reality show that thrives on novelty
Netflix is increasingly becoming the place for atypical reality shows; with multiple versions of The Circle, major hits like Love is Blind and the new...
Middleditch & Schwartz Season 1 review – bringing improv to the small screen
Middleditch & Schwartz Season 1 (Netflix) debuted on April 21. Generally speaking, there are three main forms of live comedy: sketch, stand-up, and improv. The...
#FreeRayShawn review – gritty and wickedly paced
After a couple of weeks of nothing but furloughed, quarantined marital bliss, my better half (some would say my only half) told me to go...
Most Dangerous Game review – feel free to quibble with this web series script
This review of Most Dangerous Game (Quibi) is spoiler-free. Quibi is finally here; after months of commercials and social media posts talking about the peculiar...
Dummy review – Anna Kendrick befriends a talking sex doll in a sort-of true story
This review of Dummy (Quibi) is spoiler-free. Dummy (Quibi) isn’t a true story in the sense that everything it depicts actually happened, but it’s true...
The Last Dance episodes 1 & 2 recap and review – the sport documentary genre may have a new MVP
This review of The Last Dance (Netflix) is based on The Last Dance Episode 1 and The Last Dance Episode 2 and contains spoilers. Few sportspeople...
Hasmukh Season 1 Review – Indian series offers stand-up with a twist
Here is our review of the 2020 Indian Netflix series Hasmukh Season 1, which does not contain significant spoilers. Well, the Netflix series Hasmukh offers a...
The Last Kids On Earth Book 2 review – more of the same in a more digestible format
Count me among the people who’re rather confused by Netflix’s distribution strategy for The Last Kids on Earth. I reviewed Book 1, which was a...
Home season 1 review – Apple TV+ docuseries reveals conceptual housing
Apple TV+ documentary series Home season 1 will be released on the platform on April 17, 2020. Despite the world in turmoil, it’s no surprise...
The Midnight Gospel Season 1 Review – bonkers, original and possibly brilliant
This review of The Midnight Gospel Season 1 is spoiler-free. Clancy is the host of an intergalactic radio show that broadcasts to the multiverse. Each...
#blackAF season 1 review – Netflix mockumentary series is creatively funny
Netflix series #blackAF season 1 will be released on the platform on April 17, 2020. In the first couple of episodes, you do wonder if...