Associate arts editor Kaylie Ramirez revels in the irreverent humor of comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney during her weeklong battle with bronchitis.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Final Space’ Gilds Mediocre Comedy With Sci-Fi Veneer
TBS’s new animated adult comedy, ‘Final Space,’ provides comedy and interesting science fiction concepts, but lacks the draw required to keep audiences coming back.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Good Girls’ Brings Lighthearted Comedy to Antihero Drama
NBC’s ‘Good Girls’ finds the balance between high intense drama and lighthearted comedy with a dynamic cast of female leads and an entertaining antihero plot.
Arts, Television, Review
Marlon Wayans’ Special ‘Woke-ish’ Comes Across Funny-ish
Marlon Wayans’ new comedy special ‘Woke-ish’ is funny-ish but still retains all of the entertainment and energy of Wayans’ past work.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Everything Sucks!’ Lives Up to its Name
“Everything Sucks!” is the stereotypical coming-of-age story, minus the characters viewers actually care about.
Arts, Television, Review
Netflix Discovers New Element With ‘Altered Carbon’
Netflix’s ‘Altered Carbon’ is another welcome addition to the sci-fi shows that line the halls of the streaming service.
Arts, Television, Review
Netflix’s ‘Dirty Money’ Attaches Compelling Narrative to True Stories
The Netflix documentary series ‘Dirty Money’ delves into the nature of costly crime and a few of the more notable examples.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Mosaic’ Presents Masterfully Fractured Murder-Mystery
‘Mosaic,’ an HBO murder mystery experience, experiments with an interactive app for viewers to follow along with the enthralling plot-line.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Electric Dreams’ Leaves Viewers Hopeful for the Future
‘Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams’ feeds humanity’s obsession with the future with well-known actors and philosophical ideas.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Black Mirror’ Season Four Retains Quality, Escalates Dread
Season four of ‘Black Mirror’ maintains the high level of quality and innovative ideas that the rest of the series has featured while increasing the existential thread viewers have come to expect.
