Syfy's new comic adaptation about a high school for future assassins has a flashy, violent fun surface and little going on underneath.

The CW updates 'Roswell' with older characters, some contemporary immigration flavor and a lot of very, very familiar star-crossed romance beats.

Chris Pine and 'Wonder Woman' director Patty Jenkins reunite on a TNT period crime drama with lots of period atmosphere but little sense of narrative purpose or identity.

Justin Cronin's vampire novel has most of its complexity removed in a broadcast TV adaptation that amounts to amiable road-trip bonding well-played by Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Saniyya Sidney.

Nina Dobrev, Tone Bell, Brian Stokes Mitchell and Sheryl Lee Ralph star in yet another CBS sitcom in which the writing and premise can't live up to a tremendous cast.

The Hollywood Reporter's West Coast TV editor, Lesley Goldberg, and chief TV critic, Daniel Fienberg, host the weekly podcast, which breaks down the biggest headlines and offers a critical guide of what to watch (or skip).

AJ Michalka's Lainey gets her own spinoff from 'The Goldbergs' with a '90s-set comedy that lacks the heart of ABC's original series.

Netflix's latest portrait of teen life blends raucous sex farce with empathy for the young adult experience and is anchored by fine performances from Asa Butterfield and Gillian Anderson.

Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg were solid hosts in a telecast that ran wildly overtime, but still featured strong speeches from Christian Bale, Regina King and more.

This wasn't a Ricky Gervais roast or a Seth Meyers topical monologue. Oh and Samberg kicked off the show full of positivity, but maybe not always full of laughs.

Nic Pizzolatto's American gothic anthology series returns to HBO as a strong Arkansas-set showcase for Mahershala Ali that still struggles to make its central mystery compelling.

Stiller also discusses which character was hardest to figure out and whether this story of criminal justice system failings has any political undercurrent.