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 InBESTigators’ Season 2 Review – Getting The Team Back Together
If it helps, consider this more a PSA than a traditional review since The InBESTigators Season 2 is very, very similar to its predecessor. And...
‘Scissor Seven’ Season 1 Review – An Irreverent Chinese Netflix Anime That’s Better Than You Think
While I’m still not sure who, exactly, Scissor Seven is for, I’m certain whoever it is will get an awful lot out of it. A Chinese...
Until Dawn Season 1 Review – try and survive a long night with Netflix’s new reality prank show
This review of Until Dawn Season 1 is spoiler-free — such as you can even spoil a reality show anyway. With the success of Prank...
Jamtara: Sabka Number Ayega Season 1 review – a small-town crime drama about youth, masculinity, and information
This review of Jamtara: Sabka Number Ayega Season 1 (Netflix) is spoiler-free. Despite arriving with less fanfare than some of Netflix’s other Indian originals, the...
‘AJ and the Queen’ Review – RuPaul’s Crowd-Pleasing Netflix Series Is For The Fans
RuPaul’s fictional Netflix series was a surprise for 2020 as the famed drag queen shoots his shot with AJ and the Queen—a story about a...
Titans Season 2 Review: A Messy Follow-Up Undercut By Its Own Ambition
Following the same trajectory as its first season, Titans Season 2 arrives on Netflix this Friday, January 10, after having debuted on the DC Universe streaming platform....
Russell Peters: Deported Review: Reaching Middle-Age Sucks
Amazon Prime Special Russell Peters: Deported will be released on the platform on January 17, 2020. You can tell that fans of Russell Peters adore him....
Dublin Murders Review: Luck of the Irish
I’ve always been a fan of season-long murder mystery series. I never minded the awkward way The Killing ended at the end of the first...
Jayde Adams: Serious Black Jumper Review: Feminism And Confidence
Amazon Prime Special Jayde Adams: Serious Black Jumper was released on the platform on January 3, 2020. On a day Amazon released a couple of...
‘James May: Our Man In Japan’ Review: Amazon Continues To Expand Top Gear Universe
I genuinely believe when BBC dismissed the original Top Gear clan that it did them a world of good. They had to move on, don’t get...
Ilana Glazer: The Planet Is Burning Review: Good Jokes But Lacks Energy
At the start of the Amazon Prime Special Ilana Glazer: The Planet Is Burning, Ilana stomps down the stairs and on to the stage vibing to...
Cheer Season 1 Review: Blood, Sweat and Cheers
Netflix Series Cheer Season 1 will be released on the platform on January 8, 2020. Netflix already have Last Chance U and it seemed unlikely...
The Circle Review: Netflix Remakes A UK Reality Show With A Dystopian Slant
The Circle (Netflix) is a US remake of a popular British reality TV show with a clever, timely concept. Much like Big Brother — the American remake of...
Thieves of the Wood Season 1 Review: The Flemish Bandits
Netflix Series Thieves of the Wood Season 1 immerses itself in the Flemish region of Aalst in 1747. It’s clear from the first chapter that the...
Sex Explained Season 1 Review: Let’s Talk About Sex Baby
You may be aware of Netflix’s bite-sized factoids in the form of Explained, well now the platform has decided to release a different version of that...
Spinning Out Season 1 Review: Applying Ice To Mental Health
This review of Netflix Series Spinning Out Season 1 contains no spoilers. Read the recap of the first episode. Access the archive of all the...
Messiah Season 1 Review: Is Netflix’s New Series As Controversial As People Say?
This review of Messiah (Netflix) Season 1 is spoiler-free. Check out our recap of the first episode. Access the archive of all episode recaps. Having...
The Gift (Atiye) Review: The Writing Is On The Wall
True to form, Netflix aren’t shy about releasing a tricky international series when their English-language heavy hitters (the second seasons of both Lost in Space and You) are...