Josh Reviews True Detective: Night Country
True Detective: Night Country is the fourth season of the True Detective show but also a completely stand-alone six-episode story, with a new setting and new characters, as well as a new creative team behind the camera. Night Country was written and directed by Issa López and stars
Josh Reviews The Bear Season Three
I loved the first two seasons of The Bear and was eager for season three to arrive! (Click here for my review of season one and click here for my review of season two.) Season three picks up soon after the tumultuous soft-opening of the Bear, the new high-end restaurant that Carmy
Josh Reviews Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season Three
Star Wars: The Bad Batch is an animated Star Wars show set immediately after the fall of the Republic and the rise of the Empire. It’s a sequel/spin-off of the animated Clone Wars show. The series focuses on “the Bad Batch”, a group of Clone Troopers with genetic
Josh Reviews Batman: Caped Crusader
Batman: Caped Crusader is a gloriously entertaining new take on Batman, overseen by Bruce Timm (who, of course, created Batman: The Animated Series and the many wonderful DC animated shows and movies that spun out of that) and James Tucker (who worked on Bruce Timm’s shows start
Josh Reviews The Acolyte
The Acolyte is the latest Star Wars live-action TV show on Disney+. It’s set in the “High Republic” era, about 100 years before the events of Episode I: The Phantom Menace. (For the past few years, Disney has been working to establish the High Republic as a new e
Josh Reviews Foundation Season Two
I was not very happy with the first season of Apple TV+’s Foundation, so I didn’t rush to watch the second season when it was released. To be honest, I wasn’t sure I was ever going to watch it. Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series is one of my all-time favorite
Josh Reviews Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12!
I was starting to believe that, like The Simpsons, Larry David’s brilliant Curb Your Enthusiasm might continue forever. The show began an unbelievable TWENTY-FOUR years ago, back in 2000. (Actually, we should be counting this as TWENTY-FIVE years, because the show really beg
Josh Reviews Jack Ryan Season Four
I love the Jack Ryan character and I continue to believe (despite mounting evidence to the contrary), that there are great stories to tell with this character. The Hunt for Red October is one of my all-time favorite movies, and while no subsequent sequel ever came close, I have a lo
Josh Reviews X-Men ’97
Wow! I wasn’t even sure if I was going to watch X-Men ’97, and what we got was a delightful, riveting, fiercely entertaining season that just might be the best non-comic-book version of the X-Men I’ve ever seen! I watched and enjoyed the first several seasons of the
Josh Reviews 3 Body Problem Season One!
In China in the 1960’s, young Ye Wenjie watches as her scientist father is murdered by a mob during a public “struggle session” during the Cultural Revolution. Decades later, during the present day, Ye Wenjie’s daughter, the physicist Vera Ye, commits suicide