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As we race to the finish, Star Trek: Discovery's penultimate episode, "Lagrange Point," serves more as a setup for the series' final stand.

"73 Yards" is one of the weirdest episodes of Doctor Who in all the best ways possible - and it travels that weird route in a unique way.

REVIEW: Lestat still looms large in AMC's Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire S02E02: "Do You Know What It Means to Be Loved by Death?"

From Scooby-Doo and a joke-swap to two great cicadas and more, Jake Gyllenhaal, Sabrina Carpenter, and the SNL team wrapped Season 49 strong.

Star Trek: Discovery S05E08: "Labyrinths" finds Sonequa Martin-Green's Michael Burnham trapped in a race for the next clue - in her own mind.

Doctor Who Ep. 3 "BOOM" marks Steven Moffat's return to the series - possibly the angriest and most intense hour of television this week.

Delainey Hayles shines as Claudia in the horrifically heartbreaking Season 2 return of AMC's Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire.

This weekend's Saturday Night Live (with Maya Rudolph & Vampire Weekend) felt more like the SNL team was just going through the motions.

Beneath the gleeful silliness & utter madness, Doctor Who season premiere "Space Babies" contains multiple layers of much deeper meaning.

Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 episode "Erigah" provided some old-school tension with an uncertain alien threat and two belligerent fugitives.

My Hero Academia Season 7 opener "In the Nick of Time! A Big-Time Maverick from the West!" didn't waste time getting us in on the action.

REVIEW: The BBC/Disney+ era of Doctor Who kicks off with two episodes that crank up heart, humor & sense of adventure to 100 and never let go.

NBC's Saturday Night Live and host/musical guest Dua Lipa offered viewers a fun & welcome return that brought more smiles than laughs.

Star Trek: Discovery's "Whistlespeak" was an uninspired prime directive bottle episode that did little to drive the season's main narrative.

With SNL "Weekend Update" vibes and a heartfelt ending, Colin Jost impressed during Saturday's White House Correspondents' Dinner (WHCD).

Dinner with the Parents is a disastrously awful American remake of the British sitcom Friday Night Dinner - a lesson in failed comedy.

Eve Harlow and Elias Toufexis shine as we find out more about Star Trek: Discovery season five "villains" Moll & L'ak in "Mirrors."

Star Trek: Discovery S05E04: "Face the Strange" offers a fun temporal ride with Sonequa Martin-Green & Callum Keith Rennie as the standouts.

Fallout is a near-perfect videogame-to-television that recreates the satirical, frequently ridiculous "Mad Men meets Mad Max" vibe perfectly.

Here's how SNL, Ryan Gosling & Chris Stapleton pulled off a show so infectiously funny that even they couldn't help but get caught up in it.

Star Trek: Discovery ends up back on Trill as the series' farewell tour continues with surprise dangers as Rayner acclimates to the crew.

The first season of Crunchyroll's Solo Leveling proved to be every bit the action-packed & thrilling anime adventure that we were hoping for.

SNL celebrated Kristen Wiig's fifth time hosting with an effort that felt more like a party than a show - in all of the best ways possible.

Star Trek: Discovery is off to a fast start with another galaxy-wide threat, an Indiana Jones-like chase, familiar faces reuniting & more.

AMC's Andrew Lincoln & Danai Gurira-starring The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live finale "The Last Time" proved an epic yet intimate finale.

NBC's Saturday Night Live returned this weekend with a solid effort from the SNL team, host Ramy Youssef, and musical guest Travis Scott.

With only two episodes remaining, here's our review of AMC's Andrew Lincoln & Danai Gurira-starring The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.

The final two season episodes of Crunchyroll's Frieren: Beyond Journey's End were everything we needed and hoped for - and much more.

Netflix's adaptation of 3 Body Problem makes major changes to the book's characters & rushes the story but proves to be surprisingly moving.

X-Men '97 expands the magic of the original X-Men: The Animated Series in many ways - from its casting to its nuanced long-term storytelling.