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‘All The Light We Cannot See’ Season Review: Not Enough Nuance

For a show that explores delicate themes such as the power of language and the senses, and the way technology, radio especially, can be misused, the characters’ conversations do nothing to explore these further, and the usage of words such as “light,” “darkness,” and “truth” becomes redundant.


‘Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’ Series Review: A New Lens for an Old Story

Always full of video game references and a deep love for pop culture in general, the creative freedom of leaning into an anime style opens many new doors for what "Scott Pilgrim" can do visually when not constrained by reality.


‘Attack On Titan’ Season 4 Review: A Bittersweet Conclusion

Thus, we arrive at the finale of “Attack on Titan,” an 85-minute apotheosis of 10 years of world-building and character work. Though a masterclass in animation and action delivering on many fronts, the finale is severely held back by breakneck pacing, selective character focus, and stylistic choices that one could argue would have been avoided with a more deliberate exploration of the nuances that made the series so compelling in the first place.


‘Doctor Who: The Star Beast’ Review: The Doctor and Donna’s Disappointing Reunion

While it is satisfying to see the great David Tennant and Catherine Tate grace “Doctor Who” with their show-stealing presence and comedic chemistry once again, “The Star Beast” fails to do justice to this momentous occasion.


Matthew Perry Retrospective: The One Where We Tell His Story

But taking a look beyond the doors of Central Perk and into Matthew Perry’s life and career reveals a talented and varied actor, a powerful story of resilience through addiction, and a striking fascination with Batman.


‘Loki’ Season 2 Review: A Glorious Bookend for Hiddleston’s God of Mischief

The season finale perfectly executes Loki’s realization of his true “glorious purpose” as one of eternal sacrifice, thus bringing his character full circle from his earlier days of selfishness and greed.


‘American Horror Stories’ Season 3 Review: Offensiveness as a Replacement for Horror

But preeminently, the reason why “American Horror Stories” does not achieve its main goal of being horrific is because the moments where the show attempts to be scary are the most offensive and triggering — and sensitive subjects should not be the crutch of horror media.


25 Seasons of Big Brother: An Ode to the Unexpected

And while the messy storylines and bloated episodes might keep “Big Brother” from ever reaching critical acclaim, it's these very aspects that make “Big Brother” the addicting and enticing show that it is.


“Elite” Season 7 Review: All Glamor, No Grounding

After a promising and carefully-planned first three seasons, seasons four through six of “Elite” signaled the show’s definitive decline, and unfortunately, season seven seems poised to be the final nail in the coffin.


'Our Flag Means Death' Finale Review: The Happy Ending We Deserve

The second season of the show has highlighted the highs and lows of relationship building, the problems associated with revenge, and the idea that happiness is worth fighting for. The finale of “Our Flag Means Death” wraps up these storylines nicely, but above all it makes a hopeful statement about the future of queer media.


'Loki' Season 2 Premiere Review: A Baffling Introduction

The green-tinted color palette, the contrast between the aesthetics of muted office spaces and the outer space, and the intricately built sets, props, and costumes are eye-catching and mimic the feel of the first season. Unfortunately, the same continuity cannot be said of the plot, or the show’s overall coherence.


'Lessons in Chemistry' Premiere Review: An Adaptation as Loveable as its Source Material

"Lessons in Chemistry," the page-turning novel by Bonnie Garmus that took booklovers by storm, has hit the small screen. Apple TV+ has adapted the 2022 book into a streaming miniseries starring Brie Larson and Lewis Pullman. The delightfully book-accurate series starring Brie Larson and Lewis Pullman is set to make a new audience fall in love with Garmus’s well-regarded story.


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