The Undeclared War
Peacock’s ‘The Undeclared War’ has lofty aspirations, but some harsh language and less than thrilling pacing make this tech thriller a hard sell.
Dark Matter
Dark Matter reminds us that our choices define us. They make us who they are. But this show makes some poor choices itself.
Outer Banks
It’s labeled as a “teen drama” and a “coming-of-age story.” But Netflix’s buzzy, sensual news series aims at adults.
Lanterns
HBO Max’s ‘Lanterns’ uses restraint to keep its superhero story grounded: If only some was used to hold back content issues as well.
Reacher
The title character is bigger and bulkier now than in the Tom Cruise movies. But so are the problems.
Tires
Netflix’s ‘Tires’ is a lemon that should be left to rust away.
Sterling Point
In Prime Video’s coming-of-age series ‘Sterling Point,’ Annie Jacobson learns more about her family secrets when she spends a summer on a Canadian island.
Alley Cats
Between the near-constant harsh language and frequent discussions of harm to animals, this comedy will have cat lovers clawing at their ears.
Ted Lasso
Apple TV brings ‘Ted Lasso’ back for a fourth season—this time with Ted heading up Richmond’s new women’s team instead.
Batman: Caped Crusader
‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ swings back onto Prime Video with a second season, and Gotham City has only grown darker since viewers last visited.