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Primetimer's reviewers weigh in on what you should (and shouldn't) be watching
POSTED March 15, 2024
Irish Wish
Will Make You Wish You Could Turn Back Time — And Watch Something Else
This reality-bending rom-com is no
Freaky Friday
, or even
Falling for Christmas
.
POSTED March 14, 2024
Like the Best Sitcoms,
Girls5eva
Strikes the Perfect Balance Between Heart and Humor
Our girls are back in action, thanks to Netflix, and, rather impressively, they’ve barely missed a step.
POSTED March 13, 2024
Quiet on Set
Fails to Shed Light on the Dark Side of Kids' TV
Directors Mary Robertson and Emma Schwartz have a clear sense of purpose, but can't offer any concrete answers.
POSTED March 13, 2024
Alison Brie and Jake Lacy Anchor Twisty Thriller
Apples Never Fall
Peacock has a winner on its hands with this adaptation of Liane Moriarty's bestselling novel.
POSTED March 13, 2024
Invincible
Is the Animated Soap Opera That Superhero TV Needs
Season 2 of the Prime Video animated series succeeds because it escalates like an enthralling soap opera — and the comics that give it life.
POSTED March 12, 2024
Thrilling Historical Drama
Manhunt
Rejects the White Savior Narrative
Monica Beletsky's series highlights the roles free and emancipated Black people were playing in American life prior to the Union's victory.
POSTED March 11, 2024
Terrifying and Poignant, Netflix's
3 Body Problem
Takes Its Cues From
The Leftovers
The show's mystery and sci-fi elements are all in service of its compelling human drama.
POSTED March 8, 2024
Hunting Housewives
Might Be the Perfect Metaphor for Bravo's Treatment of Its Stars
Watching the Lifetime movie, its central conceit doesn't seem so far-fetched.
POSTED March 7, 2024
Netflix's
Supersex
Is All Moaning and Furious Humping, Signifying Nothing
The emotions are as anesthetized as the sex.
POSTED March 5, 2024
Netflix's Troubled Teen Docuseries
The Program
Understands Its Limitations
While director Katherine Kubler is out for revenge, she remains realistic about her power to take down a billion-dollar industry.
POSTED March 4, 2024
Andrea Riseborough and Domhnall Gleeson Can't Close the Distance Between
Alice & Jack
Despite excellent performances from its leads, the romantic drama is missing a spark.
POSTED February 27, 2024
Kate Winslet's
The Regime
Is Hardly a Coup for HBO
Will Tracy's political satire takes big swings, but fails to connect across six episodes.
POSTED February 22, 2024
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Makes Good on Its Second Chance at Live Action
The fantasy adaptation boasts a great cast and grand world-building, which puts it miles ahead of the 2010 feature-length misstep.
POSTED February 20, 2024
Constellation
Is a Spooky Trip to Where Sci-Fi Mysteries Have Gone Before
You may get ahead of the twist, but that won't blunt the power of Jonathan Banks' terrifically layered performance.
POSTED February 16, 2024
The Ones Who Live
Isn't A Triumph For
The Walking Dead
— It's Torment
Rick’s back in AMC's latest spin-off, but the franchise — and Michonne — are better off without him.
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