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"It's cozy, involving, socially relevant and marvelously amusing"

"At some point in Shutter you will probably lose count, along with your patience"

"Tonight's opening episode of The Guardian is as well-crafted as any of this fall's series pilots. The hour plays like a tidy little TV movie."

"Overall, 'The Irrational' is decently acted, competently written, and adequately directed. (...) Rating: **1/2 (out of 4)"  

"Loving, informative, often fascinating portrait. But it could've done without the re-enactments."

"As the first in what one hopes will be a long line of female doctors, Whittaker is funny, energetic and full of joy. Whovians should be pleased."

"Strange and beautiful film about an ex-con and a disabled girl whose odd bond brings them briefly out of the dark."

"You'll be happy to know that every second -- particularly every second with Sedgwick onscreen -- is pretty much a joy"

"[8th Season Review]: Sit back, don't think, and expect some good performances -- especially by Jennifer Carpenter."

"This is a cool weekly cartoon series from Lucasfilm Animation that finds a fresh new style for depicting the struggle of the Jedi and their army of genetically engineered clones"

"Loosely constructed and at times enigmatic, but rich in characterization, texture, mood, tone and meaning."

"[4th Season Review]: Tonight's episode is superb, and barrels - relentlessly - toward the answers."

"Shatner has never been funnier - on purpose or inadvertently."

"A particularly fine new FX drama marred only by a tepid pace in the pilot. But pace and story pick up in subsequent episodes."

"You can see 'Neverland' as sly philosophical discourse, or you can see it as fantastically produced adventure. Just make sure you see it."

"'The Secret Life of Words' transcends the limitations of its pat two-character-play core, becoming a deeply affecting existential drama about the healing power of communally felt pain."

"With the mix of bizarre cases and believably goofy characters, I found already I never wanted the show to end. It's great stuff working on three levels at once"

"A winning cast and a magnum's worth of subplots make Bottle Shock extremely watchable, perhaps a bit fruity, with grace notes of leather, oak and no ham."

"With material this thin, the actors can only do a competent job of mimicry. Mimicry is about all you'll get."

"The pilot still is often clever and engaging, but confusing too."