Cupertino
CBS’ ‘Cupertino’ takes your usual legal drama fare to Silicon Valley, where two lawyers try to help victims exploited by tech companies.
VisionQuest
Vision is alive again—or as much as the AI synth ever is—in Disney+’s ‘VisionQuest.’ Though violent and profane, the show itself returns close to ‘WandaVision’ form.
Chicago P.D.
Chicago is full of crime, and it takes a law-breaking cop to deal with all of it.
Golden Axe
Paramount+ reboots the video game franchise ‘Golden Axe’ with a tired storyline and new content issues.
Line of Fire
The Hollingsworths don’t care much for each other, and they certainly have their share of secret affairs. But will they keep one another out of the line of fire?
A Different World (2026)
Netflix’s ‘A Different World’ reboot gets some points for diversity and sweet themes, but the sentimentality of college years includes partying and sensuality.
Crew Girl
Netflix’s ‘Crew Girl’ is yet another teen love triangle drama filled with coarse language, underage drinking and way too many underdressed teenagers.
The Paper
This sequel to The Office features the same setup, crisp writing and cringe-worthy jokes of its forbear. But The Paper’s content issues can be significantly worse.
Leanne
‘Leanne’ models the sitcoms of yesteryear, though its frequent sexual banter and poor views of marriage may leave families saying, “I don’t.”
My Brilliant Career
Netflix’s ‘My Brilliant Career’ is the tale of yet another Victorian-era young woman being forced to marry—and yet another young-adult series oversaturated with sexual content.