TV

The new Disney+ series might be the first ‘Star Wars’ narrative to crack into the Dark Side with ‘The Hate U Give’ actor stepping onto the same path walked by Anakin Skywalker.

This cliche goes all the way back to the beginning of the Marvel Universe, and it’s why their comics connect with us more than any other.

The final episodes of Hulu’s remarkable coming-of-age story ring painfully true for anyone who’s ever been a teenager.

Car chases, gunfire, and giant Pym-enhanced arrows are cool and all, but they got nothing on these villainous grabby fingers.

HBO’s short-lived musical series was at its best when the protagonists wandered naively into strange situations, like in this Season 1 episode.

A recent interview with co-creator Dave Filoni explains how this new spin-off series has been percolating in his mind for a long time.

One of the Disney+ series’ supporting characters suggests the vampiric future for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The daring performer’s robust dramatic finesse accompanies an enthusiasm for eccentricity. Somewhere in between, magic happens.

FSR chief television critic Valerie Ettenhofer reviews Season 2 of Hulu’s quasi-historical series, calling the return ruthless, funny, and relentlessly entertaining.