'Bobby Kennedy for President': TV Review

Title aside, Netflix's four-hour documentary series is more about the development of Bobby Kennedy's political mission and what he represented than it is about his 1968 presidential run.

'Genius: Picasso': TV Review

National Geographic follows its Albert Einstein installment of 'Genius' with a cliche-ridden look at Pablo Picasso (played by Antonio Banderas), his pronouncements about art and the women who inspired him.

'It Was Him: The Many Murders of Ed Edwards': TV Review

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

'The Handmaid's Tale' Season 2: TV Review

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.

'Westworld' Season 2: TV Review

Fast-moving and ambitious changes fuel a thrilling start to the second season, but the first hour stumbles before taking off.

'Rellik': TV Review

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

'Lost in Space': TV Review

Possibly Netflix's most accessible show to date, this mixture of 'This Is Us' and 'The Martian' isn't deep, but it's full of family-friendly thrills.

'Andre the Giant': TV Review

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.

'Killing Eve': TV Review

Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer apply a gender flip to a spy-and-assassin tale in the massively entertaining, if not revolutionary, new series from BBC America.