The Hollywood Reporter

Paramount Network's true-crime documentary series is half outlandish serial killer conspiracy theory, half portrait of obsession, neither completely satisfying.

With the great Elisabeth Moss leading the way, Hulu's Emmy-winning breakout drama continues on a dark path, even without Margaret Atwood's plot to steer it.

Cinemax's new serial killer investigation drama is told in reverse — hence the title — forcing intense concentration, but delivering only occasional rewards.

Malolo and Naviti are no more as the 36th season hits its merge and we're reminded that Domenick and Chris just don't get along.

HBO's Bill Simmons-produced doc about the life and death of the wrestling legend is a tremendously entertaining look at the myth, if not the man.

Idols and advantages aplenty are unearthed in a 'Survivor' episode that featured a surprising amount of Eliza Orlins.

Barry Levinson and Al Pacino reunite for yet another adequate HBO telefilm portrait of a notorious man — this time the legendary Penn State football coach Joe Paterno.

Get ready for a New New Malolo and a New New Naviti as 'Survivor: Ghost Island' keeps trying to shake things up and keeps forgetting about Ghost Island.

Jenna Fischer is great. The house is great. The rest of ABC's new family sitcom about a divorced couple's strange co-habitating plan is strictly by-the-numbers.

National Geographic's Darren Aronofsky-produced look at Earth is full of breathtaking photography, heroic astronauts and global stories. Feel free to ignore host Will Smith.

Judd Apatow's four-hour documentary for HBO, about his friend and mentor Garry Shandling, is a bittersweet study of a restless psyche, an insightful look into the world of comedy and an in-depth biography all in one.

Showtime's wonderfully acted, frequently repetitive game of Manhattan cat-and-mouse doesn't take another qualitative leap in its third season, but the drama remains high.