tv reviews

‘Swamp Thing’ gets off to a promising start, but can it tell a convincing love story?

Gavia Baker-Whitelaw— May 24

In season 2 of ‘She’s Gotta Have It,’ Spike Lee remains unapologetically himself

Chris Osterndorf— May 24

Hulu and George Clooney strike gold with ‘Catch-22’

Kahron Spearman— May 21

‘Jailbirds’ prioritizes petty drama over insight

Eddie Strait— May 18

‘Nailed It!’ season 3 reminds us that failure is part of the journey

Caitlin Moore— May 17

‘Fleabag’ closes with a quietly devastating second season

Tiffany Kelly— May 17

In ‘The Society,’ Gen Z takes a stab at self-governing

Tess Cagle— May 12

In a world where entertainment is bigger than ever, Netflix’s ‘Easy’ is gloriously small

Chris Osterndorf— May 10

‘Flinch’ is an absurd game show with little at stake

Eddie Strait— May 7

‘Chernobyl’ dives into the cover-up behind a wide-scale disaster

Michelle Jaworski— May 4

Netflix’s ‘Dead to Me’ is a binge-worthy dramedy

Tess Cagle— May 3

‘Street Food’ expertly celebrates world-class cuisine and global culinary traditions

Brenden Gallagher— April 26

‘Bonding’ squanders its potential with weak jokes and limp structure

Brenden Gallagher— April 24

‘I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson’ has an absurd conclusion for every scenario

Audra Schroeder— April 24

‘Ramy’ explores the intersection of Muslim and millennial identities

Brenden Gallagher— April 19

Netflix’s ‘Special’ deftly balances comedy with disability representation

Anna Hamilton— April 16

Netflix’s ‘Black Summer’ is a toothless zombie drama

Kahron Spearman— April 15

‘Selling Sunset’ is ‘The Hills’ for people in their 30s with real jobs

Tiffany Kelly— April 12

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