SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for Imperfect Women Episode 3. Imperfect Women Episode 3 is a very polarizing hour. It’s perfectly valid if some Apple TV viewers decide they’ve had enough after “Monster.” As the title indicates, it’s an unflattering episode all the way around. But
The Nacelle Company once again demonstrates their pop-culture genius with A Future on Stage: The Making of a Broadway Musical. The film dives headfirst into the production of Back to the Future: The Musical, and it’s an obvious labor of love for director Brian Stillman and everyone else involved.
SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for CIA Season 1, Episode 5. If viewers feel like they’ve seen CIA Season 1, Episode 5 before, it’s because they have. “Deep Cover” is basically the CBS drama’s shorter take on The Americans. As the title indicates, it deals with
Homicide: New York is returning to Netflix for Season 2, with five new true crime stories from the annals of the New York Police Department. The show is another of Wolf Entertainment’s many ventures into true crime, clearly made in the creative footsteps of the company’s scripted brands
Dr. Gabriela Torabi has become the unsung hero of Paradise—which has given actor and best-selling author Sarah Shahi a lot to play with. With Xavier Collins out in the wild for Season 2 of the Hulu drama, Gabriela has become the character tasked with figuring out the further mysteries
SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for American Classic Season 1, Episode 5. Episode 5 is when American Classic goes full madcap comedy. The MGM+ series has never been more freewheeling than in “Schicklgruber.” This is the episode where all the problems viewers saw coming actually happen, and the audience
SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for Paradise Season 2, Episode 7. Paradise Season 2, Episode 7 is simultaneously a “WTF” and an “aha” moment. Hulu viewers have already caught on to Dan Fogelman’s music references, so an episode entitled “The Final Countdown” is exceedingly telling. Still, the script
Raise the Flags: 50 Years of Buccaneers Football set a new standard for sports docuseries. The Prime Video project paid tribute to the history of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but it also told the NFL team’s story in a way that felt dynamic and insightful. In a sea of
Everyone knows bowling, but few people know professional bowling—and the HBO docuseries Born to Bowl aims to fix that. The show from James Lee Hernandez and Brian Lazarte brings the same tongue-in-cheek approach that the duo used in McMillion$ to the Professional Bowling Association (PBA). But it’s not
SPOILER ALERT AND WARNING: The following contains spoilers for The Madison Season 1, Episode 6. It also contains discussion about suicide. The Madison finale gives the first season a perfect ending: audiences feel the storyline has a certain amount of resolution, while there’s also potential for Season 2. Season
SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for The Madison Season 1, Episode 5. The Madison Season 1, Episode 5 is the gut-wrenching event that viewers have been bracing for. Everyone knew given the premise of the Paramount+ drama that there was going to be a funeral episode, and everyone who
SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for The Madison Season 1, Episode 4. The fourth episode of The Madison is Taylor Sheridan’s attempt to show that not everything in the Paramount+ series is dour. It’s also a clear showcase for the point he’s trying to make about