Judy Berman

Netflix's reality-TV restaging of the notoriously unethical study incorporates women—but doesn't know what to do with them.

Best miscategorized as a thriller, this offbeat Hulu series starring Connie Britton and Sam Nivola delightfully upends expectations

The series lacks the style and energy of its two predecessors—and highlights the flaws in Disney+'s MCU shows

Peacock reboots the Jason Voorhees franchise, and the result is the one thing this horror classic should never be: boring

Zoe Kazan's series grounds its feminist perspective on one of literature's most maligned characters in a shrewd reading of the novel

Familiar faces reunite at Hillman College in this reverent sequel to the generation-defining sitcom

The famous friends reunite in this messily constructed but ultimately endearing Apple TV comedy about the rumor that they're half-brothers.

In this spiritual sequel to 'Pulling' and 'Catastrophe,' the comedy virtuoso is caught between ailing parents and needy son

In conflating female murderers from across history, Ryan Murphy's Netflix true-crime anthology comes to maddeningly simplistic conclusions

A man and a woman on opposite sides of the Troubles are drawn together in this emotional adaptation of the Louise Kennedy novel.