Ray Rahman

As offended as some may be, the show's stoner-friendly humor is innocuous.

It's all old-fashioned fun, as inoffensively pleasant as afternoon tea. [13 Oct 2017, p.57]

A thoroughly ridiculous tech-tinged procedural. ... Nothing that happens in the pilot seems legal, ethical or logical. [29 Sep, 2017, p.55]

Some of the most mesmerizing hours of television all year. [15 Sep 2017, p.66]

None of them [the actors] are bad on it, but none of them offer a compelling enough reason to fit this into your schedule. [11 Aug 2017, p.51]

His search for the supernatural is not only entirely earnest but also a sweet excuse to carve some quality father-son bonding time. [4 Aug 2017, p.54]

The frenetic plots can be tiring, and the humor leans too hard on the hyper-quirky tone that comes to define the post-Parks and rec Sitcom landscape. If there's a reason to stay, it;s the permanent cast of townsfolk, who start to shine once the episodic tales intertwine. [4 Aug 2017, p.55]

Comrade is one of those amusing-in-theory concepts that struggle to rise above the level of a cult-comedy inside joke. [4 Aug 2017, p.56]

It may not have a Coach Taylor, but Last Chance U is the kind of compassionate human drama worth cheering. [21/28 July 2017, p.109]

With eerie vibes and plenty of suspense, Room 104 comes off as a fun-house lab for the Duplass duo's most out-there ideas--less mumblecore and more Black Mirror. [21/28 July 2017, p.113]