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The Pacific
Ultimately, The Pacific fails by trying to wrest big emotional moments from its already compelling narrative.
by Peter Swanson
Mystery Files
Like all of its generic forebears, Mystery Files is all about raising questions that excite that corner of the human imagination attracted to enigma.
by Brian Holcomb
Parenthood
It remains to be seen whether Parenthood will be NBC's potential saving grace in their otherwise deflated 10 p.m. drama lineup.
by Adam Keleman
Law & Order
The procedural mother ship makes a grim, voyeuristic, and cheeky return without sacrificing what the show's always been about.
by Aubry D'Arminio
Aqua Teen Hunger Force
It's clear that the creative forces behind Aqua Teen Hunger Force are still on top of their game.
by Rob Humanick
Lost
Mythology is just as important as ever, but now Lost is delving a bit more into Biblical archetypes.
by Christian Blauvelt
24
Like a ruptured cyst, season eight of 24 is bursting with thrills...if you know where to look.
by J.C. Freñán
The Life and Times of Tim
Season two features a more diverse writing staff, bigger name guest stars, and more intense situations.
by Joseph Jon Lanthier
Caprica
There's a nasty sense of doom that looms over everything in Caprica.
by Kris King
Important Things with Demetri Martin
The look and feel of the show, which utilizes jokey doodles as transitional filler, is attractively innovative.
by Joseph Jon Lanthier
The Wendy Williams Show
Watching The Wendy Williams Show is kind of like hanging out with an outrageous, try-anything-once buddy who's been lobotomized.
by Sal Cinquemani
How to Make It in America
The show has a vitality that is ultimately resonant, especially in these hard, job-losing times.
by Adam Keleman
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