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Primetimer's reviewers weigh in on what you should (and shouldn't) be watching
POSTED February 3, 2023
Not Dead Yet
Has No Idea What to Do With Star Gina Rodriguez
A standout supporting cast proves to be the ABC comedy's saving grace.
POSTED February 3, 2023
Jennifer Grey Goes Full
Mommy Dearest
in Lifetime's Gwen Shamblin Movie
In
Starving For Salvation
, she’s both the steel and the magnolia.
POSTED February 2, 2023
Netflix’s
Freeridge
Forgets What Made
On My Block
So Special
The spinoff has plenty of stories, but not much heart.
POSTED February 1, 2023
Hulu's
Stolen Youth
Centers the Victims of the Sarah Lawrence Cult
With an incredible amount of first-person footage, the docuseries details how their lives were derailed.
POSTED February 1, 2023
Apple TV+’s
Dear Edward
Breaks the Rules for Catastrophe TV
The new Jason Katims show delivers heartrending surprises.
POSTED January 31, 2023
PBS's
Fight the Power
Only Tells Half of Hip Hop’s Story
The four-part series about the genre’s political impact barely acknowledges its failings.
POSTED January 30, 2023
Freeform's
The Watchful Eye
Is an Addictive 'Eat the Rich' Tale
The young adult thriller successfully blends a Hitchcockian premise with socially aware commentary.
POSTED January 27, 2023
The Feel-Good Comedy of
Shrinking
Leaves Room for Little Else
The new series from Bill Lawrence, Brett Goldstein, and Jason Segel puts
Ted Lasso
's optimism on steroids.
POSTED January 26, 2023
Sarah Michelle Gellar Works Her Magic In
Wolf Pack
The
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
star proves she can elevate any kind of horror story.
POSTED January 19, 2023
Despite the Gen X Nostalgia,
That ’90s Show
Is For Kids
Netflix’s sequel to
That ’70s Show
lives for obvious jokes.
POSTED January 18, 2023
By Dismantling Racist Myths,
The 1619 Project
Becomes Intensely Patriotic TV
Hulu’s docuseries turns the Pulitzer-winning journalism project into vital viewing.
POSTED January 16, 2023
The
Night Court
Revival Proves '80s Sitcoms Can Still Work
NBC’s reboot doesn’t mess with a good thing.
POSTED January 13, 2023
Hunters
Masterfully Mixes Espionage and Tragedy in Its Final Season
The Nazi hunter series ends with a bracing mix of action and outrage.
POSTED January 11, 2023
HBO Max's
Velma
Can't Stop Apologizing for Itself
When Mindy Kaling's Scooby-Doo reimagining stops winking for a second, it's not half bad.
POSTED January 10, 2023
HBO's
The Last of Us
Changes the Rules of the Game
The series from Neil Druckmann and Craig Mazin finds astonishing new layers in the apocalyptic tale.
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