Dylan Roth

A video-game company invested a ludicrous amount of time and money on what could be considered a longform advertisement and wound up with one of the best animated series ever made.

Ted Danson goes undercover in a retirement community in Michael Schur’s latest series, which is more light drama than sitcom.

A gang of misfits conspire to steal maple syrup in this six-episode series that could have been boiled down further.

This anime feature is mostly rote medieval fantasy that doesn't have the widespread appeal of Peter Jackson's trilogy.

Stephanie Hsu shines as a party planner who discovers everyone she goes to bed with is dying in seemingly unrelated freak accidents in this consistently funny series that's part sitcom and part procedural.

What separates Star Trek's trip down nostalgia lane from Alien's?

‘Starbase 80 smells really weird' Years ago, comedy writer Mike McMahan got the opportunity of a lifetime — an interview to join the writing

1999's Galaxy Quest celebrated the joy and community of sci-fi fandom. Twenty-five years later, that same "geek culture" has become a venue for toxicity and entitlement.

Underneath this half-fake bloodsport where the blood is real and the sport is not you’ll find non-stop economic intrigue, reality-show gossip, and a constantly shifting narrative. All of whic…

It's important to desanitize the Hollywood fantasy of the Wild West and confront our own history. But this Netflix series is grim to the point of cruelty.