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Review: ‘Houdini & Doyle’ Gets All Tied Up
Fox’s period piece fails to find plausible drama in fictional match-up of two historical greats
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‘Game of Silence’ Review: A Brutal But Often Gripping Search for Justice
“Game of Silence” revolves around four survivors of unspeakable things
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‘The Girlfriend Experience’ Review: Riley Keough Perfectly Cast in Very Different Kind of Show
Show avoids the usual tropes in a call-girl character study
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‘The Path’ Review: Aaron Paul and Michelle Monaghan, Where Faith and Pain Converge
As the follow-up to Hulu’s first scripted drama, “11.22.63,” “The Path” marks a gutsy continuation into the original content arena.
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‘The Catch’ Review: Latest Shondaland Entry Is Worth Holding Onto
Mireille Enos leads Shonda Rhimes’ drama
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Oscars Review: Chris Rock Fights the Power
Rock delivers a strong monologue, but plenty else could have been cut
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‘Vinyl’ Review: Mick Jagger-Martin Scorsese Music Drama Rocks Hard
HBO period piece is a massive-scale production that transports viewers to the ’70s
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‘Those Who Can’t’ Review: TruTV Takes Promising First Scripted-Comedy Step
Comedian cast executes well, but show breaks no new ground
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‘Animals’ Review: Clever, Crude Animated Comedy Could Be a Tough Sell to Viewers
Duplass brothers series may be too niche for TV
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‘Madoff’ Review: Ponzi Schemer’s Story Is Surprisingly Humane
ABC miniseries feels at times like “House of Cards” for finance
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‘Grease: Live’ Review: Fox Musical Was Smooth as Greased Lightning
Producers delivered on an ambitious game plan, even if some of the casting didn’t measure up to the original
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‘Outsiders’ Review: WGN Drama Delivers More Than Just Facial Hair
Scripted series treads familiar anti-hero ground, but does so skillfully
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‘The X-Files’ Review: Revival Will Appeal to Old-School Fans, But Few Others
A weak start hampers Mulder and Scully’s comeback
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‘Colony’ Review: ‘Lost’ Team’s Dystopian Drama Delivers Nothing New
Carlton Cuse and Josh Holloway reunite for a serviceable USA series
