For 433 reviews, this publication has graded:
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48% higher than the average critic
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2% same as the average critic
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50% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 5.6 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average TV Show review score: 58
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 213 out of 213
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Mixed: 0 out of 213
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Negative: 0 out of 213
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Maureen Ryan 63
The rest of Breaking Bad doesn’t consistently reach the level of Cranston’s performance. But for some, his depiction of Walt’s earnest desperation may be enough. -
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Maureen Ryan 63
Given that the love-hate scenario between Beckett and Castle is fairly predictable, Castle’s success may ride on the quality of its murder mysteries, and it’s encouraging that the show’s second episode is better than the first. -
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Maureen Ryan 63
The problem is, though this good-natured show doesn't lack for energy, Cupid is a little bland and formulaic. -
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Maureen Ryan 63
The Unusuals doesn’t have the balance between the comedy and the serious stuff right yet, but Terry Kinney lends a welcome acerbic note as the station’s seen-it-all leader, Sgt. Harvey Brown. -
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Maureen Ryan 63
As guilty pleasures go, Harper's Island may hit the spot. Though perhaps it would have worked best as a summer series? -
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Maureen Ryan 63
The rest of the new or new-ish faces are occasionally funny one-note characters....Still, the old crew made me laugh on more than one occasion as I watched the first two episodes of Season 9 (the Todd made me giggle every time he turned up). -
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Maureen Ryan 63
The Middle hits its comedic targets often enough, but its main problems is that it overdoes the quirkiness a bit. -
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Maureen Ryan 63
Even when the show gets a bit melodramatic or overwrought, however, Parenthood's good intentions radiate throughout its many story lines. But do good intentions make for reliably compelling family drama? That depends on your tolerance for its frequent tonal shifts and occasional manic intervals. -
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Maureen Ryan 63
The Gates actually moves along at a brisk enough clip, and though it's bland around the edges, it introduces enough mysteries to keep things more or less interesting (there are allusions to a "code" residents must live by, and presumably that doesn't refer to local regulations on lawn care). -
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Maureen Ryan 63
This pleasantly low-key drama has little trouble creating an atmosphere, but the pace is sometimes slack in the first four episodes. -
