After a promising opening act last week, Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea gets bogged down with unsurprising clichés.
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SNL host Josh O'Connor held his own, but this week showcased how the cast & writers have quickly jelled, as evident in this week's sketches.
Doctor Who spinoff "The War Between the Land and the Sea is much more of an adult series - and much better than the original series.
From a drunk raccoon to "Cousin Planet" and more, there was a whole lot to like about SNL's return this weekend. Here's a look at what worked.
Sky's adaptation of The Death of Bunny Munro is an impactful one that subverts Nick Cave's novel through Matt Smith's charisma and sadness.
The Mighty Nein brings a new cast of misfits together for an adventure, but does it capture the same spark as Critical Role's first series?
Glen Powell, Olivia Dean, and the "Epstein Files Trilogy" helped fuel last night's SNL, delivering the show's best effort so far this season.
Pete Davidson returning and some strong runs by the SNL cast's featured players helped boost what was an otherwise okay effort this week.
Apple TV's Down Cemetery Road continues the Mick Herron vibe of anti-establishment thrillers, with Emma Thompson starring as a PI Zoë Boehm.
NBC's SNL celebrated its 50th birthday the best way possible: with the team and host Amy Poehler reminding us why the show's lasted so long.
SNL Season 51 got off to a solid start, with Bowen Yang's Dobby calling out JK Rowling, a KPop Demon Hunters surprise, and much more.
Star Trek: Khan tells another side of the franchise's most infamous, yet misunderstood villain in an epic Act II from director Nicholas Meyer.
Peacock's Domhnall Gleeson-starring The Paper does right by "The Office" without imitating, delivering charm and charismatic characters.
The final, bonus episode of Netflix's The Sandman, Death: The High Cost of Living, provided a moving and graceful conclusion to the story.
The final chapters of Netflix's The Sandman include smart changes, are kinder and warmer than the comics, and are definitely worth your time.
The two-episode Season 3 return of Paramount+'s Star Trek: Strange New Worlds struck just the right balance between intensity and levity.
Gachiakuta is being hyped as the "New Coolness" in action anime this season, but it's still all the same Shonen tropes we've seen before.
Big Finish's Doctor Who: Vampire Weekend sees Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill going "Mork & Mindy" in this winning new audio adventure.
If The Sandman Season 2 Volume 1 has a flaw, it is that it's too solemn and reverent to the original work. And yet, it still proves powerful.
Dominique Thorne and Lyric Ross shine in Disney+'s original series Ironheart thanks to showrunner Chinaka Hodge's expert use of MCU lore.
Kevin Williamson's The Waterfront is Netflix's effort to have its own Yellowstone (with fishing boats), but it's lacking on several levels.
Doctor Who Season 2 finale "The Reality War" had a little something for everyone to love, hate, and scratch their heads about. Here are our initial thoughts...
HBO's The Last of Us Season 2 finale "Convergence" ends on a shocking note as fans prepare to hit a reset of sorts entering the third season.
In HBO's The Last of Us S02E06: "The Price," Pedro Pascal offers an intense, Emmy-worthy return in what is presumably his final episode.
Doctor Who S02E06: "The Interstellar Song Contest" starts as a campy pop satire before becoming a dark parable with surprises thick and fast.
While not the strongest show of NBC's Saturday Night Live Season 50, Jane Wickline and "Weekend Update" were two strong SNL standouts.
Doctor Who S02E05: "The Story and the Engine" is one of the best and most unique scripts of the Disney era; a defining story for Ncuti Gatwa.
Host Quinta Brunson, musical guest Benson Boone, and the SNL cast and writers welcomed viewers back with a return show that hit hard.
Doctor Who S02E04: "Lucky Day" may look like RTD playing his "greatest hits," but that's merely a front for when the big swings start.
Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 3: "The Well" returns to classic Sci-Fi horror with clear homages to genre movies such as Alien that inspired it.