Television – When Things Go Pop

The Super Bowl Halftime Show Has Jumped the Shark

With The Weeknd’s workmanlike performance in the record books, where does the world’s biggest stage go from here?

With a game cast and a charming wink to sitcoms past, Marvel’s first Disney+ series is a new lease on life for the all-powerful studio.

HBO’s supernatural series is an ambitious, audacious reclamation of Black genre fiction.

The follow-up to ‘The Haunting of Hill House” packs a wallop; it’ll just take some time to get there.

The HBO fantasy series’ deeply unpopular ending ruined its long-term prospects by depleting its replay value and squandering years of goodwill.

The first socially-distant ceremony of the fall awards season wasn’t a disaster; the Oscars should take notes.

An exploration of two of animation’s greatest anti-heroes, and their similar evolutions.

Despite exceptional performances from Kerry Washington and Steven Pasquale, Netflix’s adaptation falls short of the original’s dizzying heights.

HBO’s highly-anticipated adaptation of the celebrated graphic novel gets off to a bizarre, fascinating start.

Jennifer Aniston’s TV comeback could be the saving grace of Apple’s fledgling streaming service.

A very great day for Thrones, a not-so-good day for Richard Madden and Christine Baranski.

The transformative anime series arrives on Netflix when its psychological themes are more vital than ever.