Author: Valerie Ettenhofer

Netflix’s dysfunctional superhero saga gets bogged down by frustrating writing choices in a new season that still manages to pull off some great moments.

In its third season, unorthodox horror series Evil continues to be one of the most creative shows on TV.

Overstuffed and chaotic but nonetheless compelling, Stranger Things season four brings new horrors to Hawkins.

Jessica Jones’ first season is a brutal and powerful look at intimate partner violence that ends stronger than ever.

Season two of the Emmy-winning series is as clever and dynamic as ever as Deborah and Ava hit the road for a cross-country comedy tour.

With catchy songs and an endless supply of absurdly hilarious jokes, the series about a ‘90s girl band making a comeback only has itself to compete with in its second season.

Imperfect but beautiful, rotoscope sci-fi show Undone’s second season loses some urgency but maintains plenty of enjoyable elements.

Jon Bernthal stars in this true story about police corruption from the makers of The Wire.

Alec Berg and Bill Hader’s dark comedy series returns for a bold and heavy third season that still manages to garner laughs.