Reviews

If you're not excited about the return of Matthew Rhys on The Americans tonight on FX, then you haven't been watching. It's time to start.

Indeed, four men like them, four men devoted to each other from their money to their lives, four men always supporting each other, never

Just as we were about to yawn and say pass the potatoes please, three unique Points of Play in The Game, episodes three and

The Bravest Show of the Summer goes to: The Honorable Woman. Series creator Hugo Blick's masterful eye created a world of intrigue and switchbacks that

The main stage for How to Get Away With Murder is a university lecture hall full of bright, eager, first-year, first-day law students. Defense Attorney

Mrs. Elizabeth Handy, wife to the “Father of the Blues” W. C. Handy, lay critically ill on the street outside the doors of the

"A Hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is braver five minutes longer."            Ralph Waldo Emerson In

The Leftovers jumps deep into a mass of angst gurgling inside nearly everyone 'left' untouched after what may have been The Rapture swept the

Victorian era pulp fiction by another name could have been Penny Awful, Penny Number, Penny Blood or Penny Horrible. The name that caught was

Last year, I wrote that In The Flesh was not your typical zombie apocalyptic tale. Those of you who watched the three part mini-series

Last year no one knew what to expect. The burning question was: "Who is Orphan Black?" This recap is for anyone who saw Orphan Black's

Good news here. Acorn Media Group, the first company to provide live streaming of the best in classic and contemporary British television, recently expanded

Not much delivers more joy than the reup of a favorite TV show. Case in point: The third season of one of my Canadian

By Darwyn Carson - Surprise. You don't have to be a zombie movie lover to enjoy the three part mini-series premiering tonight on BBC

By Darwyn Carson - We've all heard it. Someone channel surfing tosses the remote aside and says: "Over a hundred channels and nothing's on

By Darwyn Carson - Suffering from "Copper" withdrawal yet? No worries. Another period-based crime thriller is just around the bend. Lying in wait down

No reason to hide it. I'm in good company by admitting that, there's a soft spot in my heart for British-produced mysteries and dramas.

Here's the bulletin: A tough new detective, year 1864, is coming to our airwaves. Tom Weston-Jones stars in BBC America's, primetime original drama Copper,

By Darwyn Carson - Now its close cousin, Masterpiece Contemporary raises the bar tonight with the tightly woven political thriller, Page Eight. Writer-director David