Jerome Wetzel
TV Reviews
LOVE Review
Valentine’s Day may be over, but LOVE is just getting started, with a ten-episode freshman season premiering on Netflix this ...
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PREY Review
A British crime drama, PREY follows Marcus Farrow (John Simm, Doctor Who, Life On Mars) as he runs from the ...
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11.22.63 Review
Hulu takes a stab at high concept drama with 11.22.63, which premiered today. Based on the novel of the same ...
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VINYL Review
HBO’s newest drama is VINYL, which premiered its two-hour pilot last night. Set in 1970s New York, the series is ...
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THE PEOPLE V. O.J. SIMPSON: AMERICAN CRIME STORY Review
American Horror Story is FX’s most popular program, so it’s no surprise that the network has doubled down on the ...
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OUTSIDERS Review
Not quite a year after the excellent Justified left the air, a new drama takes us back into the hollers ...
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LUCIFER Review
FOX (along with the other broadcast networks) is killing me! Even when they have a premise ripe for serial exploration ...
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THE X-FILES Review
WARNING: Yes, this post contains spoilers. It does not ruin any huge surprises, but if you’d rather go in ignorant, ...
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DC’S LEGENDS OF TOMORROW Review
Thursday, January 21st brings one of, if not the, most anticipated mid-season premiere on the broadcast networks. DC’S LEGENDS OF ...
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BILLIONS Review
Showtime’s new series BILLIONS is seemingly about a hedge fund manager and a U.S. Attorney, a battle of the big ...
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COLONY Review
USA has been stretching itself beyond what viewers had come to expect from them over the past few years, and ...
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SECOND CHANCE Review
FOX’s first mid-season drama out of the gate this January is called SECOND CHANCE. While it has gone through quite ...
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SHADOWHUNTERS Review
ABC Family’s Freeform’s SHADOWHUNTERS premieres this week. It is based on The Mortal Instruments novels by Cassandra Clare, and ignores ...
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SHADES OF BLUE Review
With broadcast networks dying rapidly, NBC (like FOX, ABC, and CBS) doubles down on crime shows, the latest being SHADES ...
