TV Reviews & Commentaries

It's a good start, and I look forward to watching the series and writing about it as the months pass.

Most episodes take the fact that Ryan sees Wilfred as a man in a dog suit, while everyone else sees Wilfred as a normal dog, for granted.

The fifth season of `Combat!' is high-quality television, and it's well preserved on a new DVD collection.

Although made for television, these two Falcón episodes are very cinematic.

The pilot is well made for the young demo it's directed at and has great storytelling potential.

Of course, the series is liberal comfort food, but the writing remains tight, quick and smart.

Hannibal works beautifully as a character study as well as a crime procedural.

Liev Schreiber makes a great noir anti-hero in the lead. His world weariness, underlaying a toughness, but also a genuine nobility and moral code make for a compelling character.

Wilfed continues to delight in its third year, delivering consistently good programming, with great bits even in a comparatively mediocre episode like "Sincerity.

As Mr. Spock was fond of saying, "fascinating."