#Television Review

Articles (15)

• 🇺🇸 ‘The Faithful: Women of the Bible’ Review: Minnie Driver in a Fox Religious Drama That’s Like a Filmed Wikipedia Summary — 22/03/2026 [USA]

  Jeffrey Donovan also stars in this three-part event series retelling stories from the Book of Genesis through the perspectives of its female figures.

  Related: #Religious Drama
• 🇬🇧 Saturday Night Live UK review – it didn’t fail and it could have been a lot worse — 22/03/2026 [United Kingdom]

  <p>Impressions of Keir Starmer, sketches about dodgy skincare products, and some ‘god-awful performances’ aside, the inaugural episode’s ambition was refreshing to see</p><p>In the end, it’s a feeling...

  Related: #Comedy Show
• 🇺🇸 ‘Jury Duty’ Season 2 Review: ‘Company Retreat’ Is Too Nice for Its Own Good — 20/03/2026 [USA]

  Allergic to conflict and with an awkward new premise, "Jury Duty's" jury-free second season follows a temp worker hired to help out during a family-owned business' annual retreat — or so he thinks.

  Related: #Comedy Critique
• 🇬🇧 Last One Laughing UK review – the funniest TV show of the year — 19/03/2026 [United Kingdom]

  <p>Season two of this competition isn’t just enjoyably easy-going TV that leaves you helpless with laughter. It’s also a fascinating insight into comedy as an artform</p><p>It could easily have been a...

  Related: #Comedy Competition
• 🇺🇸 ‘Imperfect Women’ Review: Kerry Washington’s Slapdash Murder-Mystery Isn’t Even Bad in a Fun Way — 18/03/2026 [USA]

  Based on Araminta Hall's 2020 novel, the error-riddled, carelessly predictable Apple TV adaptation follows two friends as they try to determine who killed the third member of their tight-knit trio.

  Related: #Murder Mystery
• 🇺🇸 ‘The Comeback’ Season 3 Review: Lisa Kudrow’s Brilliant Satire Confronts Hollywood’s Collapse with a Smile — 17/03/2026 [USA]

  Valerie Cherish returns to HBO in a final season that begins with the indomitable actress leading a sitcom written by AI and expands into an existential black-comic triumph.

  Related: #Hollywood Satire
• 🇺🇸 Oscars TV Review: Hollywood’s Big Night Finally Gets As Big As The Movies it Celebrates — 16/03/2026 [USA]

  “Patience, resilience and that rarest of qualities today, optimism.” That may have been Oscar host Conan O’Brien’s serious wish tonight for the film industry and the world, but it ended up being a pre...

  Related: #Awards Show
• 🇬🇧 The Claudia Winkleman Show review – yes we love her, but this chatshow is a mess — 13/03/2026 [United Kingdom]

  <p>It’s only the first episode, but alongside Jeff Goldblum’s non-anecdotes about pencils the guests are reduced to discussing the colour of the sofa</p><p>Now look. Let’s make a few things clear befo...

  Related: #Chat Show Critique
• 🇺🇸 Michelle Pfeiffer’s Powerhouse Performance Keeps Taylor Sheridan’s Grief Drama ‘The Madison’ Afloat: TV Review — 13/03/2026 [USA]

  Grief is, unfortunately, a core component of the human condition, because no matter a person’s background or social status, loss is universal. Taylor Sheridan’s latest family drama for Paramount+, “Th...

  Related: #Grief Drama
• 🇺🇸 ‘Imperfect Women’ Review: Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington and Kate Mara Get Stuck in Apple’s Maddeningly Generic Murder-Among-the-Wealthy Thriller — 12/03/2026 [USA]

  Based on the book by Araminta Hall, this eight-part drama focuses on a trio of friends whose secrets and lies lead to violence and tragedy.

  Related: #Murder Mystery
• 🇺🇸 ‘Scarpetta’ Review: Nicole Kidman’s Grim, by-the-Book Crime Drama Is Just Weird Enough to Remember — 11/03/2026 [USA]

  Adapted from Patricia Cornwell's long-running book series, Liz Sarnoff's Amazon series follows a state medical examiner's investigation into a series of murders that happened 28 years apart.

  Related: #Crime Drama
• 🇺🇸 Nicole Kidman Is Dynamic in Prime Video’s Sensational Serial Killer Thriller ‘Scarpetta’: TV Review — 10/03/2026 [USA]

  Based on Patricia Cornwell’s beloved book series and adapted for television by Liz Sarnoff, Prime Video’s latest crime thriller, “Scarpetta,” is an engrossing depiction of horrific femicide, dysfuncti...

  Related: #Thriller
• 🇺🇸 ‘Vladimir’ Review: Rachel Weisz’s Vexing Netflix Series Aims for ‘Fleabag’ and Falls Wildly Short — 05/03/2026 [USA]

  Adapted from Julia May Jonas' novel of the same name (and adapted by the author herself), the eight-part limited series follows a literary professor whose fixation on a hot young author takes over her...

  Related: #Entertainment Critique
• 🇺🇸 ‘Rooster’ Review: Steve Carell’s Charming HBO Comedy Just Needs to Get Out of Its Own Way — 05/03/2026 [USA]

  Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses' new sitcom follows a popular author who lands a job at a college where his daughter teaches in the hopes of helping her through a bad break-up.

  Related: #Comedy Critique
• 🇬🇧 Vladimir review – Rachel Weisz is unswervingly brilliant in a TV show you’ll admire for years to come — 05/03/2026 [United Kingdom]

  <p>This adaptation of the 2022 novel – starring Weisz, Leo Woodall and John Slattery – fits it perfectly to television. It’s a proper show for proper grownups</p><p>Vladimir is that rare visitor to th...

  Related: #Acting Performance