The Top Twenty Episodes of TV in 2016 — Part Four!
We’re at the end of my look back at the best TV of 2016! Click here for numbers twenty through sixteen, and click here for numbers fifteen through eleven, and click here for numbers ten through six. And now, here are my Top Five Episodes of TV in 2016: 5. Sherlock: “The Abom
The Top Twenty Episodes of TV in 2016 — Part Three!
My list of my Twenty Favorite Episodes of TV in 2016 continues! Click here for the beginning of my list, numbers twenty through sixteen, and click here for part two, numbers fifteen through ten. Let’s continue as we enter my Top Ten! 10. The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Cr
The Top Twenty Episodes of TV in 2016 — Part Two!
Let’s continue my look back at The Top Twenty Episodes of TV in 2016! Last week I presented part one of my list, with numbers twenty through sixteen. Onward! 15. Brooklyn 99: “9 Days” (season three, episode twelve, aired on 1/19/16) – Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and Ca
The Top Twenty Episodes of TV in 2016 — Part One!
I hope you all enjoyed my list of the Twenty Best Movies of 2016! And now, onward to TV… Just like I felt when considering all the movies I’d seen in 2016, on the one hand I feel like I watched a lot of amazing TV in 2016, and on the other hand, in this […]
Josh Reviews Netflix’s Season Three of Black Mirror!
I adored the original six episodes made of the British TV show Black Mirror. Series creator Charlie Brooker had made a riveting modern/day Twilight Zone, with each episode a completely stand-alone installment presenting a look at the ways that technology has the potential to be terr
Josh Reviews Westworld Season One!
I’m a little bit behind on all of my TV watching. In this era of Peak TV, there is so much great television to watch that I find it hard to keep up! Being a fan both of sci-fi and HBO, I was of course hugely excited last year as I read about the development […]
Josh Reviews Angie Tribeca Season Two!
Last spring I devoured the first ten-episode season of Rashida Jones’ Angie Tribeca, a wonderfully clever, gloriously silly show. In my review of season one I compared Angie Tribeca to a modern-day version of Police Squad. The show follows a team of homicide detectives but i
Josh Reviews Better Call Saul Season Two!
I loved the first season of Better Call Saul. I was blown away by Bob Odenkirk’s performance in the lead role, and by the extraordinary groups of actors with whom he was surrounded, most notably fellow Breaking Bad alum Jonathan Banks as Mike Ehrmantraut, along with new faces
Josh Reviews Netflix’s Luke Cage!
Season one of Netflix’s Daredevil was a revelation. I was blown away by that gritty, intense, adult take on Marvel’s blind super-hero. Season one of Jessica Jones was just as good if not better: a riveting take on a character whose life was torn apart by a trauma and a
Josh Reviews The Night Manager
The Night Manager is a six-episode mini-series based on the novel by John le Carré. The adaptation was directed by Susanne Bier (who just won an emmy for her work directing this mini-series) and written by David Farr (a writer who also worked on the British TV show Spooks, called M