Episodes

Some potty humor mars this otherwise creative, fun and relatively clean show that tackles an important issue.

Aren’t followers great? Well, aren’t they?

This documentary and its music gives fans a close-up glimpse of Taylor Swift’s beliefs.

Many a movie will make you laugh or cry or think. But very few make you want to be a better person. (PG)

Sony’s iconic blazing blue hero jumps from the video game screen to the big screen in this fun, mostly problem-free actioner aimed at a young audience. (PG)

Hulu’s new sci-fi series focuses on a futuristic foster family, a stranded alien, and the rare creatures they’re all trying to save.

Your screens getting you down? How about a digital detox?

Meghan Trainor’s latest promotes a solid message about body positivity, even though it’s not always polite about it.

This is an engaging film, but one that also comes with some content speed bumps. (PG-13)

This unsettling take on the Brothers Grimm’s creepy fairy-tale brims like a boiling cauldron with creepy occultism and problematic messages. (PG-13)

It’s everything you’d expect from a Star Trek show, including a few problems.

So, what is this TikTok thing and why should you care?

Halsey’s confessional and vulnerable third effort veers between admirable transparency and recklessly self-destructive choices.

Last Christmas tells the sweet story of how a woman struggling with depression (and self-loathing) learns how to heal her heart. (PG-13)

This R-rated Vietnam War movie won’t be for everyone. But for those who choose to see this redemptive story of heroism and sacrifice, I can’t imagine them walking out of the theater with a dry eye. (R)

NBC's musical comedy has good acting and great singing, but you still have to dig through the dirt before you hit gold.

Sparklite is a “roguelite” game of good versus evil. But what exactly does that mean? (E10+)

Selena Gomez’s third album splits the difference between messiness and maturity.

For a PG-rated flick about empowering children, this Amazon Original felt far more mature than its previews let on.

While way toned down from the movies, this animated adventure still hits some speed bumps.

This Bible-based battler is played out from a new perspective. But can you really tell Mom it’s more … biblical? (T)

The filmmakers' attempt to stitch together a living, breathing, heartfelt story ends up as a crypt full of predictable and potty-humored silliness. (PG)

Camila says her new release is about "being intimate with the person you're in love with." Enough said.

Robert Downey Jr. trades in Tony Stark’s armor for Dr. John Dolittle’s amazing ability to talk to animals in the latest (mostly) family-friendly take on this beloved character. (PG)