TV/Streaming
Season 2 of Peacock’s “Poker Face” Deals Natasha Lyonne Another Hand of Devilishly Delightful Mysteries
Season 2 continues the show’s episodic tradition in fine form, while finding a few corners in which to shake up Charlie’s world.
What to Watch on Netflix: May 2025
What to watch on Netflix in May 2025, including Dawn of the Dead, Ali, The Sugarland Express, Smile, and Heart Eyes.
Netflix’s “You” Gives Us a Better Ending Than We Deserve
The final season honors “You’s” women, rehashing the objects of Joe’s many ill-fated romances.
Prime’s Magnetic “Étoile” Is Guaranteed To Be Your Spring TV Obsession
From its vibrant opening credits to its meticulously crafted costume design, the series feels tailor-made to be everyone’s new obsession.
Bullet Train Explosion
Stocked with enough simple characterizations and situational peril to launch its over-cooked drama into its own pulpy context.
The Second Season of “Andor” Stands Tall
It is what “Star Wars” (and all sci-fi TV) can be at its very peak.
The CW’s “Sherlock & Daughter” Appears to be Made for No One
Ultimately, “Sherlock & Daughter” doesn’t give us new ways to see either of its titular characters.
Prime Video’s “#1 Happy Family USA” Gives Ramy Youssef the Freedom to Laugh at Post-9/11 Paranoia
A biting, insightful, and clever social animated satire, perfect for Youssef’s fanbase.
In Season 2 of HBO’s “The Rehearsal,” Nathan Fielder Tries to Save Lives
As gasp-inducingly hilarious as it is strangely poignant.
Apple TV’s “Government Cheese” is Almost Great
David Oyelowo’s new comedy is off to a good start but has some work to do to improve in season two.
“North of North” Carefully Balances Darkness and Charm
“North of North” will draw you in and hold you close.
“Black Mirror” is Back to Bum You Out with One of Its Stronger Seasons
A good season of Black Mirror dropped today! 2025 keeps surprising.
“The Last of Us” Returns with a Devastating, Riveting Second Season
“The Last of Us” succeeded as a game franchise because it trusted the emotional intelligence of gamers, and the show does the same for TV viewers.
“Hacks” Returns at the Peak of Its Comedic Powers
Still the best comedy on television.
Netflix’s Intense and Seductive “Pulse” is the Streamer’s Best Show in Years
The pressure of life-or-death stakes, paired with the unbeatable chemistry of each and every cast member, makes this series feel like lightning in a bottle.
