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Lanterns Review: James Gunn's DCU Enters Its Brightest Day With The Perfect Hal Jordan & John Stewart

DC's Lanterns presents the perfect blend between cosmic Green Lantern action and the gritty crime thrillers that HBO knows well — beware their power!

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Tires Season 3 Review: Shane Gillis' Hit Netflix Comedy Delivers Its Best Season Yet

Netflix's hit workplace comedy series Tires has come a long way from its modest 6-episode first season in 2024. Now, it may be Netflix's best comedy.

Alan Ritchson as Reacher being held at gunpoint.
Reacher Season 4 Review: Alan Ritchson Is Still A Cut Above The Rest

Alan Ritchson returns for a fourth season leading Prime Video's Reacher, fending off the competition to retain its action thriller crown.

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Rob Mac's Mac smiling slightly and Charlie Day's Charlie holding an urn while looking at Glenn Howerton's Dennis in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 18
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 18 Review: The LOLs Are Fewer, But The Mischief Is Still Fun

Though not completely dead in the water, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 18 does show signs of the end potentially being on the horizon.

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Alley Cats Review: Ricky Gervais’ Animated Comedy Is An Uninspired, Unfunny Slog

Between narrative flaws and unfunny comedy, Ricky Gervais' Netflix adult animated TV show, Alley Cats, forgets that it's supposed to be entertaining.

A shirtless Cole with a towel looking at Jackie in My Life with the Walter Boys season 3
My Life With The Walter Boys Season 3 Review: Cole & Jackie Take Center Stage In Netflix's Romance Series

My Life with the Walter Boys season 3 deals with the fallout of major events, shining the spotlight on Cole and Jackie, with plenty of surprises.

Bret and Susan sit next to each other on a lounge chair in bathrobes smoking cigarettes in The Shards
The Shards Review: FX & Ryan Murphy's Glossy Adaptation Loses The Novel's Bite

Ryan Murphy adapts Bret Easton Ellis's The Shards, losing the novel's sharp edge in the process by leaning into the teen drama elements of the series.

 Jason Sudeikis and Tanya Reynolds in Ted Lasso season 4
Ted Lasso Season 4 Review: The Lady Greyhounds Push Apple TV's Hit Show Into A Much-Needed New Direction

Ted Lasso is back for season 4, but the return of the Apple TV series also means embracing a new and exciting chapter for AFC Richmond.

A younger Lah Zhima in Star Wars Visions Presents - The Ninth Jedi
The Ninth Jedi Review: Star Wars' First Full Anime Series Is A Stunning Triumph

Star Wars: Visions Presents - The Ninth Jedi is an absolute triumph, a gorgeous blend of traditional Star Wars storytelling and new, inventive lore.

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Annie Jacobson (Ella Rubin) in Sterling Point
Sterling Point Season 1 Review: Prime Video’s YA Fever Dream Finds Its Footing After A Messy Start

Prime Video's Sterling Point screams wealth, mess, and angst, which initially feels like a fever dream until the true heart of the series is revealed.

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Futurama Season 14 Review: Cult Animated Series Returns For Another Strange, Satirical Sci-Fi Romp

Futurama returns for a fourteenth season that embraces the show's use of clever satirical jokes over packing any kind of emotional punch.

Lioness season 3 still featuring Nicole Kidman and Zoe Saldana.
Lioness Season 3 Review: Taylor Sheridan's Political Thriller Shifts Gears For An Intense Mystery

Lioness, Taylor Sheridan's political crime thriller, heads into its third season with a massive twist that allows the show to excitingly shift gears.

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Batman in Caped Crusader season 2
Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2 Review - DC's Dark Knight Returns To Face The Scariest Joker Yet

Batman: Caped Crusader season 2 brings along a daunting new set of challenges and villains for Bruce Wayne, and the Joker is the scariest of all.

Howard Charles (“Maduka ‘Duke’ Kilroy”) and Marcus Luther Fleming (“H-Bomb”) in Fightland
Fightland Review: Starz & 50 Cent Reunite For An Entertaining Power-Esque Crime Thriller

The new Starz crime thriller series Fightland is a far cry from prestige television, but it's destined to appeal to fans of the Power universe.

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Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Can’t Justify Itself | REVIEW

Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Review. The Big Bang Theory franchise finally moves forward with its first true sequel, but its biggest creative swing is also its most divisive. Trading the familiar sitcom format for a multiverse adventure, the HBO Max series follows Stuart Bloom as he teams up with Denise, Bert, and Barry to save reality after an experiment goes horribly wrong.

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Ransom Canyon Season 2 Review: Netflix's Western Romance Loses Its Spark In A Watered-Down Sophomore Effort

Between its tired love triangles, abandoned ranching narratives, and dissatisfying character developments, Ransom Canyon just doesn't have the legs.

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Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Review: Boldest Big Bang Theory Spinoff Falls Flat In Execution

The Big Bang Theory takes a bold risk with Stuart Fails to Save the Universe's sci-fi story, but it ultimately underwhelms after its story execution.

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The Statue of Liberty with its nose missing in The Walking Dead: Dead City.
The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 Review - Third Time Lucky For Maggie & Negan

In season 3, AMC's The Walking Dead: Dead City performs a much-needed format break to deliver Maggie and Negan's best spinoff outing yet.

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Anson Mount as Captain Christopher Pike in Strange New Worlds season 4, episode 1
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Review - Get Ready For The Show's Most Adventurous Outing Yet

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 is the show's most episodic outing yet, as each new installment embraces an entirely new genre and setting.

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President Curtis, Andre Curtis and a scientist
President Curtis Review: The Rick and Morty Spinoff Feels Disappointingly Similar To The Original

President Curtis shines the spotlight on one of the most enduring background characters from Rick and Morty, but it doesn't really break the mold.

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