For 202 reviews, this publication has graded:
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42% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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55% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2.5 points lower than other critics.
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Average TV Show review score: 61
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Matt Zoller Seitz 100
Louie is the anti–Anger Management: bizarre, inventive, and bold.- Posted Jun 28, 2012
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Matt Zoller Seitz 90
Sherlock is a wonderful series. Just thinking about it makes me smile.- Posted May 7, 2012
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Matt Zoller Seitz 90
For all its gore, gunfire, and criminal nastiness, it's a joyous show; even when the characters are scowling, the show seems to be grinning at you.- Posted Jan 8, 2013
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Matt Zoller Seitz 90
The physicality of the visuals and the performances helps power Game of Thrones past any rough patches--not that there have been that many.- Posted Mar 29, 2013
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Matt Zoller Seitz 90
Oh My God is animated by deep skepticism and an appreciation of joy, qualities that don’t normally mix in comedy and that might seem, in a different context, incompatible. But they aren’t incompatible--not here, anyway.- Posted Apr 12, 2013
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Matt Zoller Seitz 100
Is Game of Thrones one of the great HBO series? It's too early to tell, though judged purely as an immense yet improbably graceful narrative machine, I'd have to say yes.- Posted Apr 3, 2012
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Emily Nussbaum 100
From the moment I saw the pilot of Girls, I was a goner, a convert.- Posted Apr 12, 2012
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Matt Zoller Seitz 100
A triumph of writing, directing, and acting.- Posted Mar 21, 2013
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Matt Zoller Seitz 90
It lets you simultaneously laugh at and with the characters, and feel justified for laughing, then ashamed, and then the pendulum swings back again; this is a much messier and more fascinating set of reactions than what sitcoms typically evoke.- Posted Jan 10, 2013
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Matt Zoller Seitz 90
This series is Burns doing Guthrie, bringing a lifetime of experience and craft to bear on a story of people struggling through hard times. He's picking up a guitar and telling us a story--a great one.- Posted Nov 19, 2012
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Emily Nussbaum 90
Episodes is great--the sharpest sitcom debut this year. Among other excellent qualities, it's actively funny, with none of the dramedy lumpiness that spoils other half-hour offerings (bad camp, faux-energy badinage, heavy-handed sentimentality).- Posted Jan 13, 2011
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