Frasier Reboot Review: Kelsey Grammer’s Return Feels Familiar Despite Changes
While the Frasier reboot is inferior to its predecessor, it's as good as it can be for a show that doesn't have elements that made the original great.
While the Frasier reboot is inferior to its predecessor, it's as good as it can be for a show that doesn't have elements that made the original great.
The continuation of a story that isn't bogged down by the MCU's larger narrative arc, the first 4 episodes of Loki season 2 can be a thrilling watch.
Gen V is very entertaining. Though some of the comic book aspects won’t wow you, the story is engaging enough to keep you ready and waiting for more.
Let Sex Education season 4, and our response to it, remind the powers that be in Hollywood why good writing should not be taken for granted.
The Continental struggles to replicate what makes the John Wick movies so appealing, even as it offers a deeper look at the assassin's world.
Hasbro's Chatter Back Chopper Animatronic toy features over 40 sound and movement combinations.
Wheel of Time struggles to pull itself back into focus, & while it manages to find its footing, it is plagued by the same issues it faced in season 1.
The One Piece live action show is an incredibly fun watch for both old and new fans alike.
It appears that Filoni may successfully make Ahsoka a worthwhile endeavor and not just another cog in the interconnected Star Wars machine.
Thanks to a winning cast (now including two major stars) and an enticing new mystery, Only Murders in the Building still remains light on its feet.
Harley Quinn's passionate relationship with Poison Ivy thrives thanks to their hero vs. villain crisis, but it comes at the expense of the whole gang.
Good Omens season 2 justifies its existence with a compelling new mystery and the return of David Tennant and Michael Sheen's incomparable chemistry.
Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead is the latest horror anime to come to Crunchyroll, and it's already a must-watch due to its innovative art and story.
Jujutsu Kaisen season 2 has finally made its debut, and the season premiere, alone, completely blows season 1 out of the water.
Crunchyroll's new monster murder mystery anime is both a hilariously entertaining romp and a legitimately good classical detective story.
While there are moments that offer genuine warmth and humor, season 2 is plagued by more of the same surface-level nonsense. It's unforgivable.
You have to appreciate the sheer scale Riley employs. The show is equal parts fun & social commentary. It's as blunt with its ideas as it is sincere.
It isn't clear if Secret Invasion can pull off the ambitious story it's selling, but with Samuel L. Jackson in the lead, it'll be a thrilling journey.
A riveting series on the impact of long-lasting trauma and poor mental health, The Crowded Room is emotionally gripping television at its finest.
The final season thoughtfully provides closure, growth, intriguing conflicts & hurdles for its characters, sending Devi off on a new adventure.
The Idol, for all its flashy marketing & controversy, is boring — there's an intriguing story underneath, but it's buried by vanity & superficiality.