Reviews
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‘Spotless’ Review: Esquire Original Is ‘Breaking Bad’ Meets ‘Wallander’
Drama is a smart take on TV’s antihero trend
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‘A View From the Bridge’ Broadway Review: Ivo van Hove Strips Arthur Miller to the Bare Bone
Mark Strong, in a powerful performance, turns Eddie Carbone’s tragedy into an utter inability and unwillingness to understand his own motives
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‘W/ Bob and David’ Review: Netflix’s ‘Mr. Show’ Revival Picks Up Where Original Left Off
Bob Odenkirk and David Cross draw plenty of laughs on new series
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‘Wicked City’ Review: ABC Serial Killer Drama Loves L.A., Hates Women
Stars Ed Westwick and Erika Christensen try, and fail, to make the best of this gratuitously violent series
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‘Jane the Virgin’ Season 2 Review: Gina Rodriguez CW Series Steers Clear of Sophomore Slump
Post-pregnancy, the Golden Globe-winning drama is still fast paced and fun to watch
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‘Fargo’ Season 2 Review: FX Drama Avoids the ‘True Detective’ Trap
Series evolves in second season featuring Kirsten Dunst and Ted Danson
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‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ Review: CW’s New Musical Comedy Flirts With Brilliance
Star Rachel Bloom and her show are wonderful, weird and just what TV needs
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‘Fool for Love’ Broadway Review: Sam Shepard Separates the Men From the Guys
But whether it’s Sam Rockwell or Tom Pelphrey, no man stands a chance with Nina Arianda on stage — she’s the first actor to feature both arms and legs akimbo
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‘Kevin from Work’ Review: New ABC Family Comedy Better Suited for the Web
Amy Sedaris costars on this Barbie Adler sitcom that feels too small for TV
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‘Club de Cuervos’ Review: Netflix Soccer Drama Fails to Score
Debauchery and soapy machinations are not enough to make the streaming service’s first Spanish-language original drama interesting
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‘Mr. Robinson’ Review: ‘Office’ Star’s NBC Sitcom Fails to Find Its Voice
Craig Robinson can’t overcome his new show’s identity crisis
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‘Wet Hot American Summer’ Review: Elizabeth Banks, Amy Poehler Stand Out in Wonderfully Weird Prequel
Netflix’s “First Day of Camp” series is occasionally tedious, but guarantees laughs
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‘Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!’ Review: Too Much Plot, Not Enough Tara Reid
Syfy disaster franchise takes itself too seriously in third installment
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‘Tut’ Review: Avan Jogia Makes a Fine Boy King, While Ben Kingsley Anchors Historical Adventure Tale
Ambitious Spike production sells the pharaoh as swashbuckling soldier-leader
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‘Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll’ Review: Denis Leary and FX Get the Band Back Together
Former Nickelodeon star Elizabeth Gillies helps drama overcome music-industry cliches
