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TV Show Reviews

3% and The Thinning are this year’s best and worst take on dystopian meritocracy

It’s like the SAT, except it kills you

Adi Robertson
Black Mirror’s Nosedive is a vicious take on social media

The opening of the show’s third season is broad satire, but it makes some accurate points.

Tasha Robinson
Looking: The Movie is the perfect ending to an imperfect show

‘I love it when gays argue with other gays about being gays’

Jamieson Cox
Vizio P-Series review: an incredible 4K TV and showcase for Google Cast

A bold reinvention of the way you expect TVs to work

Chris Welch
AMC’s Preacher starts off too safe and too slow

When Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are the best part of your TV show

Bryan Bishop
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’s second season leaves the bunker behind

The show’s new episodes are funny and humane enough to overcome a few missteps

Jamieson Cox
Fear the Walking Dead’s new season has learned all the wrong lessons

Get ready for water zombies

Bryan Bishop
I Am Cait’s second season gets down to the complicated business of advocacy

Caitlyn Jenner’s reality show has high stakes, and an occasionally frustrating protagonist.

Jamieson Cox
House of Cards’ fourth season and the meme-ification of Frank Underwood

Even at his most entertainingly diabolical, Frank is is no longer the most compelling figure on screen.

Chris DeVille
On Netflix’s Love, crummy people still can’t fix each other

You’re the worst-er

Tasha Robinson
In Broad City’s third season, the friendship deepens along with the comedy

The better we know Abbi and Ilana, the more satisfying the cult sitcom gets

Lizzie Plaugic
HBO’s Vinyl is an office drama masquerading as a rock show

In a world full of musical legends, Martin Scorsese’s new show focuses on the suit.

Emily Yoshida
The People vs. O.J. Simpson is a dark, addictive character study

Shockingly, Ryan Murphy’s dramatization is frequently more nuanced than media coverage in 1995.

Pilot Viruet
Grease Live: the live musical you should’ve watched

We break down a night spent at Rydell High with Danny, Sandy, Mario Lopez, and Joe Jonas

Jamieson Cox and Chris Plante