As we hunker down for however long the COVID-19 pandemic lasts, this is most assuredly a binge-watcher par excellence.
Hunters: Season One (TV Series Review)
A well-crafted and suspenseful story of 1970s American Nazi hunters going after the evildoers under Al Pacino’s leadership.
Hulu Original High Fidelity (TheaterByte TV Series Review)
A successful reboot of Stephen Frears’ rom-com classic, including a gender-reversed leading role and a cast of memorable supporting characters.
Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak (Documentary Series Review)
An overly long docuseries that confronts its audience with the threat of a pandemic of infectious diseases for which the world is inadequately prepared.
Sex Education: Season Two (TV Series Review)
Season Two returns with a literal vengeance as Moordale’s lustful student body tries to sort its various romantic entanglements — and it is even better than an already superb first season.
Netflix Original Atypical Season Three (TV Series Review)
A strong outing for this third season of Netflix’s Atypical deals with failing marriage, sexual identity, and of course coping with autism.
The End of the F***ing World: Season Two (TV Series Review)
Season 2 improves over its predecessor giving viewers greater insight into the angst of its two protagonists.
Dickinson: Season One (TV Series Review)
A hilarious and electrifying show about the life of famous poet Emily Dickinson that makes the poet appealing to modern (read: young) audiences.
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Season 2 (TV Series Review)
A strong second season for this desk operative turned field agent saga.
Criminal: UK, Spain, France, Germany (TV Series Review)
Four tense international, 3-episode series that explore the behind-the-scenes process of questioning suspects in a police station.
