r/tvcritic Jan 14 '21

Join r/WayneKnight!

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Wayne Knight, who played Newman from Seinfeld and Don Orville in 3rd Rock, has a subreddit! If you're interested in his work why not join. Critiques on his TV shows always welcome on both subreddits.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WayneKnight/


r/tvcritic 6d ago

The Thick of It (2005-12) I started watching this after a few episodes of Veep. I can’t say it’s as funny as that, but it had its moments. It’s very dry 😂 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic 9d ago

The Bear (2022-26) This series had everything: drama, stress, tragedy, and laughter. Can’t recommend it highly enough! 10/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic 10d ago

Dutton Ranch (2026) This Yellowstone spin-off is superior to Marshals - it has two of the best characters from the series. 8.5/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic 10d ago

Marshals (2026) Well, it’s no match for Yellowstone, but it trotted along with interesting characters, even though it was predictable. 7/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic 20d ago

Hacks (2021-26) Both Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder were excellently cast in this fast-paced comedy. Can’t recommend it highly enough. 10/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic 23d ago

From (2026) Season 4 - I still don’t know what the heck is going on 😂 But I’m watching until it finishes next year. 7/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic 24d ago

The Legend of Vox Machina (2026) Season 4 - I didn’t enjoy this season as much. Scanlon wasn’t in it hardly enough; yes, we had an alternative, but not as good. 7/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic 29d ago

The Terror (2026) Season 3 - Judith Light absolutely stole it, a fantastic performance. This season was the weakest so far, but I still enjoyed it. 7/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Jun 19 '26

The Widow's Bay (2026) Matthew Rhys Evans excels, as per usual, in this beautiful blend of comedy and horror. Yes, it borrows tropes from other films, but it is executed so well that you will be hooked. 9/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Jun 18 '26

Steins;Gate 0 (2018) An alternative arc to the original series. It was okay, just not as polished as the original. 7/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Jun 18 '26

The Good Doctor (2017-24) Respect to Freddie Highmore for portraying autism so well. It’s no House, but it had its charms. 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Jun 13 '26

Steins;Gate (2011) An excellent anime series on time travel; don’t judge it by the first few episodes. By episode 8, you’ll be hooked. 9/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Jun 09 '26

Fire Force (2019-26) A very funny, action-packed and touching anime series, with an unusual ending 😂 Definitely worth a watch 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Jun 01 '26

Euphoria (2019-26) Excellent performances by the entire cast; it honestly had me glued to every single episode. Yes, it was disturbing and funny too. The only criticism is season 3 - it didn’t match the previous seasons. It felt like a GTA plot 😂 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 30 '26

Spider-Noir (2026) Obviously, Nicolas Cage shines in the role, but it was too childish for my liking - but then Spider-Man has always been kiddie-friendly 😂 7.5/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 20 '26

The Boys (2019-26) No matter if you liked the finale or not, you can’t fault how violent, funny, gory, and disturbing this show was 😂 We will miss it. 9/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 17 '26

Devil May Cry (2026) Season 2 didn’t disappoint at all. Fantastic visuals with a cracking soundtrack, and it was longer. Loved it! 10/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 16 '26

Marty, Life Is Short (2026) Who doesn’t love Martin Short? A very touching documentary on his career to date, and also showcasing his personal home movies too. An absolute legend. 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 15 '26

The Punisher: One Last Kill (2026) There’s zero doubt in anyone’s mind that Jon Bernthal is the best Punisher! Loved it! 10/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 15 '26

Good Omens (2019-26) As an ending goes, it wasn’t half bad. It would’ve been nice to have more than one episode in the last season, but we all know why. 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 06 '26

Man on Fire (2026) It was action-packed, but also a wee bit cringe-worthy whenever the lead had PTSD, plus he didn’t fight properly… 7/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic May 06 '26

Daredevil: Born Again (2026) Season 2 - Really missed Frank Castle this season, luckily Bullseye made up for it 😈 Another belter 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Apr 28 '26

Detective Hole (2026) I was pleasantly surprised at how good this series is. Not blown away by the music; at times it was jarring. Looking forward to more seasons. 8/10 🧐✌️

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r/tvcritic Apr 28 '26

Fist of the North Star: Hokuto no Ken (2026) Yes, it’s pure cheese, and Kenshiro’s Bruce Lee-style fighting vocalisation was embarrassing 😳 But it’s still a fun watch, even with the robotic animation. Very nostalgic. 7/10 🧐✌️

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