The third season of Netflix’s unique, hilarious animated sitcom about the ravages of puberty isn’t quite as laugh-out-loud funny as the first two, but it’s
Tag: TV reviews
The Larry Sanders Show (The Complete Series) (1992-1998)
“The Larry Sanders Show” is probably one of the best shows ever made about the entertainment industry. A sort of edgier “30 Rock” for the
Life in Pieces (Season 3) (2017)
The third season of CBS’s charming sitcom is not quite as strong as the first two, but it’s still so warm and watchable that it’s
Family Guy (Season 17) (2018)
Much to everyone’s surprise, “Family Guy” is still on, and at this point it’s more of the same. The last decade’s worth of seasons have
Life in Pieces (Season 2) (2016)
The second season of this terrific ensemble comedy is just as strong as its predecessor. If you liked the first season, you’ll be delighted by
King of the Hill (Season 9) (2004)
With the series inching towards double digits’ worth of seasons, it’s perhaps unsurprising that the plotlines for some episodes are precariously close to over-the-top territory
Stranger Things (Season 3) (2019)
“Stranger Things” is one of those few shows that became a surprise juggernaut but managed not to stray from its core look and feel. That’s
GLOW (Season 3) (2019)
The third season of Netflix’s truly original comedy-drama manages to further its primary strength, which is its well-developed characters, even as the plot seems to
Ash vs Evil Dead (Season 3) (2018)
The third and final season of this continuation of the “Evil Dead” movie series feels like the perfect final act for its internal universe. Bruce
Come Fly with Me (Season 1) (2010)
The co-stars and co-creators of the brilliant sketch comedy classic “Little Britain” reunite on this second go-round, but it’s hard not to notice that the
Faerie Tale Theatre: “Beauty and the Beast” (1984)
Lovingly designed after Jean Cocteau’s 1946’s French masterpiece “La Belle et La Bete,” this episode of Shelley Duvall’s beloved children’s program is one of its
Faerie Tale Theatre: “Rumplestiltskin” (1982)
Following in the footsteps of the first episode, “Rumplestiltskin” has the same charmingly ornate sets and costumes that defined the show’s visual identity, not to
