Johnny Loftus

You’ve already been streaming the hang-out flow state of Harrelson and McConaughey – in films, in ads, in other TV shows – and Brothers just puts a frame around these famously bro-y celebrities’ bro-y vibe.

Reacher fans know Neagley was always the best in the business. In Neagley, her own name-brand spinoff, we get to see her go to work.

Joel Kinnaman — and his mustache — will keep you in High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam. Strong at the center, he makes this series a STREAM IT, since it loses focus on the margins.

Season 4 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds brings its well-established character development to bear on a new round of intergalactic missions, Starfleet protocols, and the stardust of light humor. It’s a nice way to spend time with a crew we feel we know, no matter where the final frontier takes them.

Jeremy Clarkson loves knowing everything, even when he doesn’t know anything, and this inherent conflict continues its bountiful crop yield in Season 5 of Clarkson’s Farm. It’s a consistently fun show, because you can see the contours of Top Gear and The Grand Tour within it, how the host combines thoughtful observations with smart-alecky asides.

Everybody around the space program knows what they’re not allowed to say, and yet a lot of them feel tempted to say it. Which is a tension we can believe in as the series continues to unfold its detailed alternate reality.

Dutton Ranch nicely foregrounds their relationship – a boon for fans coming over from Yellowstone – and immediately plunges Beth, Rip, Carter, and their very livelihood into tons of new trouble.

We’re hyped for Stevens to be the audience mirror as Pepper tries to manage inside an institution where the walls themselves seem crazy. Devil in Silver is also having a ball bucking standard convention. .... We felt as disoriented as Pepper does, all hopped up on Haloperidol, as we tried to determine what were mind games and what horrible truths are really lurking in New Hyde.

M.I.A. offers a compelling central character to follow as it descends into the criminal world undergirding the glitz and glamour of Miami.

For All Mankind remains ever ambitious with its fifth season, where the series makes the reflection off its alternate history mirror even stronger as the lives of everyday people get squeezed between the politicians of Mars fighting with the politicians of Earth.