Lanterns / Lanterns recap, Episode 1: 'Pilot' Can an old superhero teach a new one old tricks? By Alan Sepinwall / 16 Aug 2026
Lanterns / Review: 'Lanterns' works as a buddy show. But as a superhero show? Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre mostly don't suit up in HBO's latest DCU series By Alan Sepinwall / 14 Aug 2026
/ Friday Check-In: Adventures in audiobooking Reading a lot of words about Rod Serling aloud, plus 'The Lowdown,' 'Bluey,' 'House of the Dragon,' and more By Alan Sepinwall / 14 Aug 2026
Star Trek Strange New Worlds / Star Trek: Strange New Worlds recap, Season 4, Episode 4: 'A Case of Chiaroscuro' Una and La'an both have to learn that not everything in life is black-and-white — except when it is By Alan Sepinwall / 13 Aug 2026
Ask Alan / Ask Alan: What should win the new Legacy Emmy award? Plus, why 'The Bear' worked as a binge, and 'The Shield' vs. 'Breaking Bad' By Alan Sepinwall / 13 Aug 2026
Ted Lasso / Ted Lasso recap, Season 4, Episode 2: 'Curiouser and Curiouser' Ted gets to know the Richmond women's team — and his unhappy new assistant By Alan Sepinwall / 12 Aug 2026
Reacher / Review: 'Reacher' plays to its strengths in Season Four The Prime series has gotten more creative in taking advantage of Alan Ritchson's size By Alan Sepinwall / 11 Aug 2026
TV Is Good / TV Is Good, Episode 13: Do we still believe in 'Ted Lasso'? Plus, looking back to Aaron Sorkin's TV debut with 'Sports Night' By Alan Sepinwall / 10 Aug 2026
Newsletter / Friday Check-In: Can 'Anna Pigeon' conjure USA's blue skies again? Revisiting the classic days of basic cable scripted originals By Alan Sepinwall / 7 Aug 2026
Star Trek Strange New Worlds / Star Trek: Strange New Worlds recap, Season 4, Episode 3: 'Human Best Friend' 'Star Trek' meets 'The Hangover' in the season's first comedy episode By Alan Sepinwall / 6 Aug 2026
Ted Lasso / 'Ted Lasso' is back. Nobody seems to know why — including the people making it Thoughts on the belated, and long, Season Four premiere By Alan Sepinwall / 5 Aug 2026
Review / Review: Prime has a YA triumph with 'Sterling Point' 'My Old Ass' writer/director Megan Park takes a New York girl to Canada for a journey into her past By Alan Sepinwall / 4 Aug 2026
