All four seasons of the FX series starring Jason Gann and Elijah Wood are now on Hulu, waiting to be rediscovered.

The HBO film starring Benedict Cumberbatch is timely and intriguing, illuminating a British political quandary while revealing strong parallels to what's going on in America.

Yes, NBCUniversal finally gets in the game, but it's not the game consumers are likely to be playing.

National Geographic finally gets its mashup of fiction and documentary to work winningly with this entertaining six-part series on the wild early-1990s tech boom.

Starring Don Cheadle, Andrew Rannells and Regina Hall, Showtime's take on 1980s Wall Street excess is tonally erratic and jarringly unfunny.

How any kind of publicity, even losing, can help series, actors, directors and platforms get noticed in the Peak TV glut.

The Hollywood Reporter chief TV critic Tim Goodman reveals his picks (from 'The Americans' to 'The Good Place') as awards analyst Scott  Feinberg makes his predictions ('Pose' and 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' could feel the HFPA love).

Here are a few tips to help you start fresh and not stress out about a new year of overwhelmingly numerous TV options.

A vigorous debate about race relations in America, an interpretive coming-out dance, a richly satisfying wrapup after six seasons of one of the all-time great TV dramas, a brilliant absurdist take on contemporary celebrity culture and an exhilarating jolt of silliness featuring a killer unicorn — these are some of the episodes that blew our critics’ minds.

From Julia Garner shining on five shows to Jodie Comer kicking ass on 'Killing Eve,' J.K. Simmons' dual tour de force on 'Counterpart' to Mj Rodriguez's heartfelt work on 'Pose,' these actors delivered our favorite small-screen turns of the year.

An all-star voice cast from Britain brings the classic Richard Adams novel to life in a less scary but entertaining way for Netflix.

An under-discovered Amazon treasure, a boundary-pushing broadcast comedy, a riveting nature doc and a delightfully quirky Australian import were among the Hollywood Reporter TV critic’s favorites of the year.