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Key art for Eli Manning Presents The Undercovers featuring Green Bay Packers star Micah Parsons. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of Prime Video.)

Eli Manning Presents The Undercovers: Micah Parsons review: The Prime Video show scores a touchdown

SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for Eli Manning Presents The Undercovers: Micah Parsons. When Eli Manning Presents The Undercovers set Baker Mayfield loose on NFL fans, it was a fun show that was too darn short. Now Manning and Prime Video have brought the series back with Micah Parsons

Kathleen Munroe as Frankie Bateman and Aden Young as Henry Graff in Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of Citytv.)

Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent premiere review: Canadian remake is by the numbers

SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent Season 1, Episode 1. Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent is the next Law & Order remake, finally bringing its unwieldy title and a solid pedigree to American viewers a year after its Canadian debut. This version

Sofia Barclay as Barbara Havers and Leo Suter as Tommy Lynley in Britbox's Lynley. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of BritBox.)

Lynley episode 4 review: A heightened finale makes good use of crime drama tropes

SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for Lynley Episode 4. The Lynley finale comes too soon, as it’s been one of the best new shows on BritBox this year. Episode 4 delivers a satisfying conclusion to the series’ emotional arc, although it does so by employing plot points that

Matthew Lewis as Canon Clement and Amanda Redman as Audrey in Murder Before Evensong. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of Acorn TV.)

Murder Before Evensong review: Acorn TV's charming answer to Midsomer Murders

It won’t surprise Acorn TV viewers to learn that Murder Before Evensong is written by Midsomer Murders alum Nick Hicks-Beach. The new mystery series starring Matthew Lewis has a lot of the same DNA, with a dash of Grantchester thrown in for measure. It all adds up to a

Molly Parker as Amy and Anya Banerjee as Sonya in the Doc season 2 premiere. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of FOX.)

Doc season 2 premiere review: A recycled medical drama plot makes a point

SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for Doc Season 2, Episode 1. It also contains a mention of suicide. The Doc Season 2 premiere takes a well-worn page out of the medical drama playbook. Wanting to build on the FOX show’s first-season momentum, “Her Heart” is a dramatic story

Key art for the Roberto Clemente documentary film Clemente, now in theaters and premiering Sept. 23 on HISTORY. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of HISTORY.)

Clemente review: A film worthy of a baseball and cultural icon

The film Clemente arrives at a strange time for Major League Baseball. 2025 has seen controversy around Jackie Robinson Day and Vin Scully’s call of Hank Aaron’s 715th home run being noticeably edited during the MLB All-Star Game. In the midst of these issues, to have a movie

Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Wolf stands in a hospital hallway with his team in a scene from the Brilliant Minds Season 2 premiere. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of NBC.)

Brilliant Minds season 2 premiere review: The NBC show returns even stronger

SPOILER ALERT: The following contains spoilers for Brilliant Minds Season 2, Episode 1, “The Phantom Hook.” The Brilliant Minds Season 2 premiere has a much stronger sense of self. When the NBC show started, it needed to figure out what made it different from all the other medical dramas and

Key art for the film Clemente, which premieres Sept. 23 on HISTORY. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of HISTORY.)

Clemente documentary continues HISTORY’s legacy of diverse, impactful storytelling

The film Clemente comes to HISTORY on Tuesday, Sept. 23—bringing the story of national hero Roberto Clemente back into the public consciousness. There’s no denying that Clemente was and still is an icon, as both an athlete and a human being. And through Clemente, HISTORY continues to add

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