TV Reviews & Commentaries

It look quite awhile for Married to grow on me, but by the end of the season, it's easy to appreciate the authentic, complex look at marriage it portrays.

"Listen" is a brilliant and frightening stand-alone episode of Doctor Who, featuring new insight on key characters.

"Robots of Sherwood" is the first Doctor Who tale in a long time that doesn't make sense, which means even if there are funny scenes and lines, the episode disappoints.

A small tease of what's to come next on ABC's hit series "Once Upon a Time."

The League misuses a few cameos, but overall, delivers a great, inappropriately funny, memorable season opener.

"Into the Dalek" goes into The Doctor's head in a character-driven encounter with the series' most infamous foe.

This episode of Mad Men is just incredible, both for its artistry and for its interwoven themes.

"Deep Breath"" suffers from too much Clara and a mediocre monster, but Capaldi is excellent and the return of The Paternoster Gang is most welcome!

A Young Doctor's Notebook sees role reversal in the 2nd season, as the Russian Revolution unfolds around the office.

Franklin & Bash undergoes major cosmetic changes in season four, and yet remains essentially the same show.