
Season two returns with heavier themes, higher stakes, and another complicated web of suspects, secrets and false leads for Pip to unravel.

An exhausted advertising executive dreams of escaping the pressures of corporate America for a simpler life in a mysterious town called Willoughby.

Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man! is a funny, affectionate celebration of an extraordinary career that unexpectedly became something much more personal for me.

The Beast in Me has a compelling psychological thriller at its center, but too many unnecessary complications keep pulling attention away from the characters who make it work.

A strange little girl, a buried childhood memory, and a woman increasingly unsure whether she’s being haunted by the past or by her own mind.

The Beast in Me is a tense psychological mystery built around two complicated characters, terrific performances, and enough ambiguity to keep me questioning who and what to believe.

The Twilight Zone gets metaphysical as a thief discovers that getting everything you want may not be as satisfying as it sounds.

Lanterns brings Green Lantern down to Earth for a mystery spanning decades, with enough intriguing threads beneath the surface to keep me wondering where it’s all headed.

Reacher returns with another mystery to solve, bad guys to punch, and plenty of reminders why this big, dumb, wonderfully nostalgic show is so much fun.

All Her Fault has enough twists and questions to keep you watching, but exaggerated drama and a lack of subtlety made getting to the answers a struggle.