Thomas Godwin

From stunning revelations to scenes of horror and surprise, TV can elevate storytelling to an art form, building to a breathtaking crescendo and leaving viewers stunned!

Apple is poised to release a new vision of Time Bandits, a timeless classic from Terry Gilliam's unique mind. What can we expect from this new, high-budget vision?

Fans tend to cringe at the idea of departing from the source material, but departing from James Clavell's seminal work, Shogun, is more complicated than it sounds.

In our review of Outer Range Season 2 Episodes 6-8, Wayne Tillerson leaps, Amy's ultimate role begins to take shape and an element of the time paradox is embraced.

Outer Range Season 2 Episodes 3-5 deepen the mystery with the Abbotts on the verge of losing more than just the west pasture. The Autumn/Amy question is finally answered.

Prime Video's Outer Range Season 2 finally premieres, deepening the mystery as the characters grapple with each other and themselves. Our review of the first two episodes!

From tribalism to nuclear war, is TV the best format for telling stories of the end of the world, and where do some of these worlds fit into the post-apocalypse genre?

The appeal of Clarkson's Farm is not in the labor behind the name and occupation but in the surprisingly human emotions in one of the most underappreciated industries.

Is it time for 'The Bear" to leave the cameos behind for Season 3? With Season 2 mastering the art of the cameo, maybe a little more is a good thing after all.

As streaming subscriptions continue to grow, Gen Z TV stars appear to be on the wane. Are Zoomers destined to avoid the small screen, or is something else afoot?

Baby Reindeer reshapes perceptions and avoids the typical allusions to evil and good, revealing the surprising humanity even in the most despicable characters.

Whether it is books, video games, or comics, get ready for television's next wave of captivating science fiction adaptions as a new era of streaming entertainment is here!

With Shogun, can FX and Hulu separate the show from the tired, formulaic white savior trope, or will we get more of The Last Samurai? We investigate.