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"Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" is the franchise's boldest reinvention to date, using the multiverse not as an excuse for empty fan service but as a vehicle for inventive storytelling. It's funny, weird, ambitious — and exactly the kind of show Leonard, Sheldon, Howard, and Raj would watch.

Apple TV's crime drama "Lucky" is a pulse-pounding thrill ride, powered by a killer performance from Anya Taylor-Joy.

Even those who didn't watch the original series will find much to be charmed by in Netflix's delightful reboot of the family-friendly drama.

Peacock's "The Five Star Weekend" looks like another juicy Wine Mom Mystery, but it doesn't deliver enough drama to get us hooked.

The key to the original film's greatness was watching Elle outsmart her snooty classmates, but we don't get anything that unexpected or satisfying in "Elle." There's a certain spunk missing here as well.

Larry David's HBO sketch comedy "Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness" saddles an all-star comedy cast with flimsy material and recycled jokes.

On par with the quality of its first season, "X-Men '97" returns with an emotional, action-packed exploration of an iconic Marvel villain, weaving high-stakes drama and countless characters from multiple timelines into an epic story that will leave casual viewers enthralled and comic book diehards satisfied.

Javier Bardem is incredible as Max Cady, but Apple TV's new "Cape Fear" is a mixed bag, stretching its plot too thin with ridiculous twists.

A boldly bizarre mash-up of film noir and comic book action, "Spider-Noir" commits to the bit but gives us too little substance along with all the style.

Apple TV's quirky thriller "Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed" taps into star Tatiana Maslany's considerable skills, expertly mixing laughs with heart-pounding twists.