Your Honor Recap: Familiar FacesYour Honor continues to feel hollow as it slips further away from Michael’s agonized soul and toward being another crime drama.
Slow Horses Recap: A Ticking BombAs Slow Horses careens toward its season finale next week, it’s leaning on another classic action trope: a bomb about to go off.
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Slow Horses Recap: Thumbs-DownGary Oldman’s Lamb will calmly walk into danger to get to the bottom of Min’s murder. (Don’t ask him to run, though. His heart can’t take it.)
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Every HBO Miniseries, RankedSome of the network’s best, most daring work has come in the form of a limited series.
The Good Fight Series-Finale Recap: A New NormalWhen someone in the future wonders what it was like to be alive right now, this has to be one of the first pieces of entertainment you’d show them.
Documentary Now! Recap: Rock and RollWhat could be more punishing than two burly men throwing fists at each other? The answer is “chucking rocks at each other.”
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The Good Fight Recap: Teetering at the AbyssThe Good Fight is obsessed with the idea of citizens having to step up when legal institutions fail them, and that’s exactly where Jay finds himself.
The Good Fight Recap: Own GoalsTurns out all Liz and Ri’Chard needed to do to take down their corporate bosses was to simply bear witness to an implosion.
Mike Recap: Dirty BoxAfter “Desiree,” it’s hard to settle back into business as usual for Mike.
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Mike Recap: Desiree’s StoryMike makes Desiree Washington, the woman Tyson was convicted of raping in 1991, the main character of this upsetting episode rather than the boxer.
Mike Recap: Come at the KingMike Tyson is distracted, out of fighting shape, and puffed up on his hype thanks to Don King.
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Mike Recap: A Different Sort of RingMike falls into one of the most common biopic traps when it’s time to cover Tyson’s disastrous marriage to actor Robin Givens.
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Mike Recap: Coach FrankensteinMike Tyson loved Cus D’Amato, but was his first coach supporting him or taking advantage of him? Or are they one and the same?
Breaking Bad Recap: Enter HeisenbergWalter White is a gambler, which is a danger to him and those who will always dismiss him as an amateur. They will do so at their peril.
