Television Reviews
'Flack': TV Review
Pop's new drama features Anna Paquin as a publicist who fixes messes in her professional life even though her personal life is a mess.
'M — A City Hunts a Murderer': TV Review | Berlin 2019

Udo Kier and Moritz Bleibtreu star in Austrian TV’s six-hour remake of Fritz Lang’s classic 1931 thriller about the search for a serial child killer.
'Proven Innocent': TV Review
Fox's attempt to do an Innocence Project-style legal drama suffers from one-dimensional villains, a confused approach to its heroine and trying to be too many different shows at once.
'Doom Patrol': TV Review
DC Universe's second live-action original is a leap forward from 'Titans,' favoring irreverence and fun over grungy edginess.
'The Umbrella Academy': TV Review
Netflix's latest drama, which centers on a very familiar group of superheroes, fails to inspire, despite the presence of performers like Ellen Page and Mary J. Blige.
'Boomerang': TV Review
BET's dramedy, a sequel to the 1992 Eddie Murphy film, is a sharp and witty take on millennial gender politics.
'Hanna': TV Review | Berlin 2019
Joe Wright's arty teen assassin fairy tale gets retold in TV form for Amazon without nearly the stylistic richness or subtext, but with a very fine Esme Creed-Miles' lead turn.
'Miracle Workers': TV Review
TBS' new heaven-set comedy starring Steve Buscemi and Daniel Radcliffe isn't nearly as good as two recent series in the same orbit.
'Delhi Crime Story': TV Review | Sundance 2019
