Plus, thoughts on 'The Rainmaker,' 'Law & Order,' and more.
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In an improbable but likable sports-comedy farce, Glen Powell plays a disgraced college football player who transforms himself into gifted hayseed Chad Powers for a second chance at glory.
Ethan Hawke is a scruffy hoot as a self-described 'truthstorian' who takes a licking and keeps on snooping into the sordid affairs of a powerful Oklahoma family in an offbeat caper.
Jude Law and Jason Bateman are estranged brothers caught in a rabbit hole of violent intrigue in a thriller set in New York City's hip downtown nightlife scene.
Plus, thoughts on 'Law & Order: SVU,' 'Project Runway,' and more.
Amid the sweeps ('The Studio,' 'Adolescence'), the Emmys delivered memorable surprises, and affably low-key host Nate Bargatze set the whimsical tone with an opening sketch for the ages.
Plus, thoughts on 'When Calls the Heart,' the US Open, and more.
Mark Ruffalo and Tom Pelphrey star in Brad Ingelsby's bloody fable as two sorrowful men on a fateful collision course when an FBI task force is assembled to find a culprit who's been burglarizing drug trap houses.
With the same mock-doc format (and fictional camera crew) as 'The Office,' Peacock's timely comedy embeds with the beleaguered skeleton staff of an Ohio newspaper that has seen better days.
Plus, thoughts on 'Sweet Justice,' 'Grimm,' 'Homeland,' and more.