They See Dead People
The cheeky charms of CBS’s surprise hit sitcom ‘Ghosts’
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Author: Paula Shaffer
Who Cares How I Met Your Father?
Faint echoes of TV past
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Big Wheel Keeps On Turnin’
Amazon’s ‘Wheel of Time’ adaptation, lush and a little self-serious
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The Disturbingly Weird World of ‘Bread Barbershop’
What’s in the water in South Korea?
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‘Only Murders In The Building’, They Wrote
Steve Martin, Martin Short (and Selena Gomez) together again, living the true crime dream
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Pour One Out for ‘The Bold Type’
Praise for the fashion-magazine show as it steers to a close
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‘Special’ Brings All The Feels
A somehow universally relatable show about a lonely gay man with cerebral palsy
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‘Girls5eva’: 2 Hard 2 Watch
Peacock’s send-up of all-girl pop groups falls flat
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‘Cruel Summer’: a Small-Town Texas Teenage Fever Dream
Do you remember the mid-90s?
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‘Shadow & Bone’: Damsels Who Rescue Themselves
Netflix series turns fantasy and young-adult tropes on their heads
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‘The Last Blockbuster’ Ignores the Fact that Blockbuster Video was Terrible
It destroyed independent video stores, and censored movies
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Billie Eilish is a Little Blurry
The documentary of a modern popstar for the people, totally in control
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‘Ginny & Georgia’: It’s No ‘Gilmore Girls’
Every episode runs just under an hour, but each manages to feel like a day
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‘Holy Macanoli!’
The pitifully warmed-over reboot of ‘Punky Brewster’, on Peacock
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‘A Bright Ray of Darkness,’ Ethan Hawke’s Pretentious, Whiny Autofiction
OJ’s ‘If I Did It’ for the pseudo-intellectual set
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