For 923 reviews, this publication has graded:
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On average, this publication grades 7.8 points higher than other critics.
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Average TV Show review score: 71
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Ken Tucker 100
Watching Jerry, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards bounce off Larry David makes you realize what Curb had been missing: worthy opponents for Larry to argue and scheme with. -
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Gillian Flynn 100
The fifth and final season of David Simon's peerlessly acted, stunningly scripted, revolutionary drama of 1,000 moving parts kicks off Jan. 6. -
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Gillian Flynn 100
Dark, textured, and lively--this is how Dickens is done. [20 Jan 2006, p.66] -
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Ken Tucker 100
Abrams and Lindelof have created one of only two new shows this season at the end of which I was yearning to see a second hour right away. (The other is ABC's "Desperate Housewives": It could be hoot heaven, could be labored camp.) I was tempted to hedge on my final grade, because Lost is the kind of show that could go anywhere. Then I realized that's exactly why I should commit to the ride.- Posted Feb 16, 2013
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Ken Tucker 100
What's great about the series this season is that you can dive deep into its familiar-yet-fresh bubbling stew of physics, ? numerology, and smoke monsters...or you can just skim across its blinding-sun surface, grooving on the thwarted romances, ?the time-shifting nosebleeds, and how great Kate looks in a business power suit and heels. -
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Tim Stack 100
The underrated bigamy show returns from a too-long hiatus with a plot-packed season 3 opener, and, not for the first time, the females deliver the best moments. -
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Gillian Flynn 100
The best worst series on TV. [30 Sep 2005, p.89] -
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Sin City dazzle adds spice to the cooking competition's season 6 premiere....But it's the fresh crop of cheftestants that'll really whet your appetite. -
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Ken Tucker 100
By the end of the opening hour, you're already engaged by Coach Taylor's challenge to turn the East Dillon stragglers into guys who can complete the phrase ''Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose'' without mumbling. And Friday Night Lights is headed for more touchdown episodes than you can count. -
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Jessica Shaw 100
I'll admit, I was a wee bit worried after last season's annoying Georgina story line and relentless drama about the past that haunts Serena (Blake Lively). But fear not, groupies: Summer's been good to this Girl. -
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Ken Tucker 100
For all its bleakness and darkness, there's a glowing exhilaration about this series: It's a feel-good show about feeling really bad. -
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Dalton Ross 100
Four words: Best. Eviction. Episode. Ever. The only thing that could have made it even more delicious? Zombie Chenbot.- Posted Oct 25, 2010
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Ken Tucker 100
They say analyzing comedy kills it, but in this case, it's one revelation after another. Add rare footage of their early years, some non-Python TV appearances, tense on-set footage filmed during the making of their movies, and clips of their greatest hits, and you've got Monty nirvana. -
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Critic Score 100
The four-part docuseries begins with ''The Memory Loss Tapes,'' a moving look at the disease's progression through seven patients at various stages. It's not a question of if you'll cry, it's how soon. -
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It's the sarcasm (see: Adam Scott), smart dialogue, and refreshing take on the workplace comedy that make the somewhat depressing premise a totally raucous party. -
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The yuk-filled second ep of the sophomore season rectifies this neglect with a plot that tempts Jeff to return to his soul-corrupting old firm, much to the dismay of his community-college study buddies. -
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Ken Tucker 100
The artistic achievement of Treme is that it blends bluntness with the nuances of gorgeous music. -
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Ken Tucker 100
Tremendously clever fun, Masterpiece Mystery! presents the first of three modernizations of the Sherlock Holmes tales.- Posted Oct 22, 2010
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Ken Tucker 100
Olyphant is surrounded by a terrific supporting cast, including Dirty Sexy Money's Natalie Zea as Raylan's ex-wife and Nick Searcy (Deke Slayton in From the Earth to the Moon) as his deceptively cornpone boss. But in the end, it comes down to hard stares and that combination of drawled amusement and sudden violence that make him so cool yet exciting. -
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Jessica Shaw 100
It's getting difficult to keep coming up with superlatives for this sophomore-season drama, especially with a thrilling and tantalizing episode like tonight's.- Posted Oct 20, 2010
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Ken Tucker 100
It possesses a different rhythm from any other show on TV. [13 Apr 2012, p.73]Posted Apr 6, 2012 -
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Ken Tucker 100
C.K. is writing, directing, and starring up a storm here, and his usual opening-segment stand-up routine, involving nearsightedness, is funnier than most sitcoms are in an entire season.- Posted Jun 25, 2012
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Ken Tucker 100
The arc of this character--series creator Vince Gilligan's invention of Walter White as a sick soul--is, it's clear now. one of the great narratives in Television histpory. [13 Jul 2012, p.62]Posted Jul 16, 2012 -
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Jessica Shaw 100
There are funny moments and heartbreaking ones on this fascinating docuseries. [13 Jul 2012, p.68]Posted Jul 6, 2012 -
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Ken Tucker 100
Outspoken yet charismatic, politically radical yet traditionalist in his love of family, the man is captured in all his complexity.- Posted Jul 24, 2012
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Ken Tucker 100
Laura Dern and Mike White continue their bold, hilarious, tremendously moving exploration of Amy Jellicoe's ongoing attempt to give meaning to her life. [18 Jan 2013, p.74]Posted Jan 11, 2013 -
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Critic Score 100
Not since Freaks and Geeks has adolescent humiliation been handled so warmly.- Posted Feb 20, 2013
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Jeff Jensen 100
Slowly, a smartly constructed epic is taking shape.- Posted May 15, 2013
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