Reviews of television/streaming series based on, inspired by, or featuring a character from previously published written work (book, graphic novel, play, articles, etc.).
The X-Men are back with a vengeance in the electrifying premiere of X-Men '97! From jaw-dropping action to nostalgic nods, this continuation delivers a knockout punch. Strap in for a mutant-filled ride!
Step aboard The Girls on the Bus for a thrilling journey through the corridors of power! 🚌✨ With a stellar cast led by Melissa Benoist, this series strikes the perfect balance between heart, humor, and timely commentary. Don't miss out on the ride of the season!
I dove into the...decision-bending world of The Irrational and emerged absolutely captivated! Jesse L. Martin leads an incredible cast through cases that will make you rethink every choice you've ever made.
Julianne Moore dazzles as Mary Villiers, the mother who unapologetically molds her son into the ultimate courtier to seduce King James I. With biting wit, sharp writing, and sumptuous production, Mary & George is historical intrigue at its most deliciously scandalous.
The Will Trent Season 2 premiere pulls no punches, delivering an explosive mix of high-stakes drama and emotional devastation. While Will battles his deepening trauma, we’re introduced to Cricket Dawson, a character so instantly captivating that she steals the show—and our hearts—in record time.
Tracker promises a thrilling ride for fans of Jeffery Deaver's The Never Game, but does it deliver? 🎬 My review explores the highs and lows of the season premiere, revealing whether it's a must-watch or a pass.
Percy Jackson & The Olympians on Disney+ modernizes the beloved series for tweens, blending humor, solid performances, and mythological elements. While some deviations from the books may disappoint purists, the show's fresh take and unexpected twists create an engaging adaptation with a mix of contemporary flair and ancient tales.
Reacher is contacted by Neagley when a former member of his defunct Military Police unit is murdered under mysterious circumstances in New York. He reassembles his old team to find to investigate and avenge their friend.
I must have had this show confused with another one because for some reason I thought I had a vague memory of it. Turns out it was my first time watching it. Justin Cronin is the author of the best-selling novel The Passage both of which were unknown to me until Liz Heldens (Will Trent) made … Continue reading The Passage (2019 TV Series) Season Review | A Gripping Tale of Shifting Genres
Marvel's Echo takes viewers on a captivating journey into the complex origins and intricate life of Maya Lopez, a deaf Native American character with a unique set of abilities.
Worn Out Spines 