TV Reviews
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‘The Returned’ Review: New A&E Drama’s Edge Gets Lost in Translation
Carlton Cuse and Raelle Tucker’s series is a serviceable but mostly by-the-numbers remake
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‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ Review: Ellie Kemper Can Turn the World on With Her Smile
“The Office” alumna’s charm is infectious as the titular lead on Netflix’s new comedy from Tina Fey and Robert Carlock
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‘Dig’ Review: USA’s Da Vinci Raiders of the Lost Heroes of Homeland Is an Absolute Mess
Ambitious 10-part event series tries to be too many things at once and fails to succeed at any of them completely
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‘CSI: Cyber’ Review: Patricia Arquette Sells CBS’s Latest Franchise Extension
Show’s lead leans not on ghosts of “CSI” past, but on her own brand of charm and award-winning talents
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‘House of Cards’ Season 3 Review: It’s the White House Not the Fun House
Netflix drama forces Frank and Claire Underwood to grow up on upcoming season
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‘The Odd Couple’ Review: Matthew Perry Comedy Premiere Doesn’t Close the Deal
CBS’s remake premiere episode is a solid reintroduction with few belly laughs
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‘The Slap’ Review: NBC Miniseries Drama Hits Hard and Fast
“Brothers & Sisters” creator and all-star cast make for provocative storytelling
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‘Better Call Saul’ Review: Bob Odenkirk Leads Worthy Successor to ‘Breaking Bad’
Prequel to Emmy-winning AMC series has its signature style, with a powerful performance from the man who will become Saul Goodman
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‘Galavant’ Review: ABC Musical Series Hits All the Right Notes
Medieval comedy’s talented cast, catchy songs and unrestrained wit will win over skeptics
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‘Marco Polo’ Review: Netflix Series Takes Viewers on a Sluggish but Sensual Journey
Benedict Wong mesmerizes as Kublai Khan in the 10-part series
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‘The Red Tent’ Review: Lifetime’s Old-Fashioned Biblical Mini Overcomes Confusing Start
Minnie Driver, Rebecca Ferguson and Debra Winger star in this epic story about the traveling sisterhood of the sister wives
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‘Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce’ Review: Bravo’s Fictional Venture Is Hardly Marriage Material
Lisa Edelstein’s new series is obsessed with affluence, and works best when it ventures into dramatic territory
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‘State of Affairs’ Review: Katherine Heigl Doesn’t Pass the Spy Test on NBC’s Espionage Drama
The former “Grey’s Anatomy” star is way out of her element as a CIA analyst
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‘Aaliyah: The Princess of R&B’ Review: Lifetime Movie Fails to Rock the Boat
Star Alexandra Shipp shines, though, in the by-the-numbers drama
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‘The Missing’ Review: Starz Mystery Becomes a Real Horror Show
BBC production deftly plays on parents’ worst fears about disappearing kids
