Author: Valerie Ettenhofer

The HBO series ‘We Are Who We Are’ is engaging, imperfect, and sure to inspire discussion.

The beloved cult drama was never just about football, but episodes like this make us love the game — and the team playing it — more than ever.

“Employee of the Month” is a masterful hour of television, but it’s also a brutal, emotional viewing experience.

HBO’s latest docuseries anchors its look at the NXIVM cult with jarring first-person accounts and impressive archival footage.

The Apple TV+ series from Jason Sudeikis and ‘Scrubs’ creator Bill Lawrence offers a pocket of small-screen joy.

One of the best episodes of ‘Seinfeld’ shows off the classic sitcom series’ still-unparalleled sense of humor.

The Netflix superhero series finds its groove in a 1960s-set season that’s pure entertainment.

A decade after it first aired and a few months after its Netflix drop brought it a second life, we’re looking back at Avatar: The Last Airbender’s epic four-part finale.

The emotional, surprising midpoint of the series is, by all definitions, a game-changer.