Television – When Things Go Pop

Post-Premiere: Welcome to the Wonderfully Weird World of ‘WandaVision’

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.

Probably not, but “On a Roll” is a frothy, fun bop.