The Salt Lake Tribune's Scores
- TV
For 118 reviews, this publication has graded:
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42% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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53% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 11 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average TV Show review score: 56
Highest review score: | The Night Of: Season 1 | |
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Lowest review score: | Crisis in Six Scenes: Season 1 |
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If it doesn't get weighed down by its pedigree, its iffy network or its own rather far-reaching aspirations, Dawson's Creek may be worth a long and winding run. [20 Jan 1998, p.C7]- The Salt Lake Tribune
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I was pleasantly surprised when the new two-part Salem's Lot, based on the Stephen King best-seller about a town of vampires, spooked me. And it did it the old-fashioned way, with genuine scares and classic horror elements. [18 June 2004, p.D17]- The Salt Lake Tribune
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This is a show about a town filled with people who have supernatural powers, and yet its greatest power is to bore its viewers into TV-induced comas.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 24, 2017
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Not only does it feel unoriginal and tired, but it comes across as a vanity project for star/executive producer Jason Bateman, who also directs some episodes.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 20, 2017
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It's not a great show, but it's decent summer viewing. There are some laughs, and I liked it more as it went along.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 17, 2017
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The only explosion in Friends from College is that the entire eight-episode series is a stink bomb. It's crude, predictable and stupid.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 14, 2017
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This is pure escapism, shot on location in London, South Afrida, Russia and Cambodia. It's funny. It's fun.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 13, 2017
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Once you get over what might be the initial shock of Andrea's dirty mouth and incredibly frank talk, she's a very appealing character. And I'm Sorry is amusing. Sometimes even laugh-out-loud funny.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 12, 2017
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A summer series that begins pretty much just as you'd expect, but it seems to be relatively well done. The first couple of hours are OK, at least.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 12, 2017
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It's chaotic, sometimes almost incoherent. Wildly inconsistent, it veers from dark drama to lighthearted fun.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 10, 2017
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It's told with multiple storylines populated by myriad characters, and it's sort of slow going.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jul 5, 2017
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It seems harmless, if you're interested in this sort of thing.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jun 22, 2017
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This show is supposed to be big, dumb fun. It's definitely dumb. It's occasionally fun. And it's actually too big. The original "Gong Show" was 30 minutes; at an hour, it's a bit much to sit through.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jun 22, 2017
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I've only seen the first episode, but I'm intrigued. And there are only 10 episodes (unless there's a second season), so it might be worth the time investment.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Jun 22, 2017
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- Posted Jun 20, 2017
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It's lavish, multi-racial and a bit of a confusing mess.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted May 30, 2017
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Andy Cohen is a good choice to host this dopey show, because he fairly exudes cheesiness.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted May 25, 2017
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This TV movie is bloated with additional storylines and loses the joy of the original. ... Be prepared to fast-forward--a lot.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted May 25, 2017
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This is a sitcom, not a public service announcement. But you can certainly argue that The Carmichael Show is doing a public service. It isn't often you can call a sitcom brave. This is one of those times.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted May 25, 2017
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It's charming. It's funny, but not in a setup-joke, yuck-it-up way. It's sort of observational comedy--observed from the dog's point of view.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted May 12, 2017
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Weird and mesmerizing. ... You can feel elements of other programs in this series, but it's also unique in the television landscape. But it's not always an easy show to watch, and not just because of the blood and the body count. You've got to be patient, because Fuller & Co. unspool this story slowly.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Apr 28, 2017
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Comedian Anthony Atamnuik stars as Trump, doing a pretty good imitation.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Apr 27, 2017
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It can be a bit much at times, but there's a great supporting cast--including John Michael Higgins and Nicole Richie as the news anchors--and there are enough laughs to keep it moving.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Apr 25, 2017
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At least in the first three episodes, which were screened for critics, everything comes together for A Handmaid's Tale--Miller's script, direction by Reed Morano (who's best known as a cinematographer) and the performances. Moss' performance is arresting.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Apr 24, 2017
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Yes, it's a soap opera. But if this is "character driven," well, it's worth noting that none of the characters (or the situations) seem the least bit believable.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Apr 18, 2017
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Brockmire gets off to a very funny (and very vulgar) start. I don't know how long the premise will hold up, but it begins with a lead-off hit and scores multiple runs.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Apr 5, 2017
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It's utter nonsense. Mind-numbingly stupid. Worse yet, it's a bore.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Apr 4, 2017
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Nobodies is OK. Some of it is quite funny. And some of it really isn't.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Mar 29, 2017
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It's a fine drama, and Fox should be applauded for commissioning and airing this project.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Mar 22, 2017
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Iron Fist isn't dreadful, but it's certainly not good. There are a lot better things to watch (many on Netflix) than waste your time on this.- The Salt Lake Tribune
- Posted Mar 17, 2017
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