Whether you’re rooting for your favorite show or just want to know what’s worth watching, here’s a preview of this year’s Emmys, including predictions for Drama, Comedy, and Limited Series.
Television, Arts
‘The Bad Batch’ Showcases Freedom and Identity in Final Season
The premiere of ‘The Bad Batch’ season three marks the beginning of the end for the infamous Clone Force 99.
Arts, Television
Donald Glover’s Version of ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ Offers a Genuine and Modern Angle to the Classic Spy Movie
Glover’s interpretation is less of a sinuous spy thriller with explosive chemistry, but rather an awkward romance between two CIA rejects.
Television, Arts
‘Griselda’ Immerses Viewers Into the Life of a Complex and Multi-Layered Villain
Netflix’s latest offering, Griselda, brings to the screen a riveting tale of crime, power, and resilience.
Arts, Television
‘Echo’ Proves Marvel Still Has Creative Tricks Up Its Sleeve
Echo story is strong enough to rival some of Marvel’s best Disney+ content. Maya’s character, however, is a little more confusing.
Arts, Television
‘Invincible’ Returns With an Engaging Story About Grief
‘Invincible’ returns and does not disappoint with a realistic depiction of coping and grief.
Television, Arts
‘The Crown’ Season 6, Part 1: Dalliances, Diadems, and Diana’s Demise
Jam-packed with opulence, tension, and grief, this new season chills audiences with its dramatic renditions of real-life events.
Arts, Television
‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ Is a Mature Slow-Burn Series
Just before Halloween, Netflix conjured up a series worthy of the spooky season. The streaming service welcomed its new horror series ‘The Fall of the House of Usher.’
Arts, Television
In American Horror Story: Delicate, The Future is The Ultimate Fear
American Horror Story’s new season shows the terrors of motherhood and fertilty.
Arts, Television
‘Loki’ Has Lost Its Sense of Urgency and Purpose
The new season of Loki doesn’t have a strong direction going forward.
