What to Watch at Home

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  A Turn for the Best Set in 1776, the show follows a New York farmer named Abe Woodhull as he and a group of childhood friends form the war’s first spy ring. Ryan Duncan May 05, 2014
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  Blatant Commercialism Can’t Sink Sweet Walter Mitty A comedy that deals with serious themes but manages to stay light enough on its feet that any moments of heavy-handedness are forgivable. Christian Hamaker Apr 21, 2014
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  Middle Earth More Thrilling Than Our Last Visit in Second Hobbit Installment Less bloated, this second installment stands as a premium Hollywood production that can teach other major lit-franchises a thing or two. Jeffrey Huston Apr 14, 2014
• The 100 Doesn't Score a Perfect 10 The CW has decided to reveal its own futuristic thriller featuring not one, but a hundred intrepid teenagers. Ryan Duncan Apr 07, 2014
• Lovable Loser Nobly Attempts Fatherhood in Delivery Man Far more enjoyable and substantial than the trailer suggested, which is a win for anyone who hopes for more from a Vince Vaughn comedy. Christa Banister Mar 31, 2014
• Resurrection Clings to Life Resurrection tempts it’s viewers with a single question: “What would you do if someone you loved came back from the dead?” Ryan Duncan Mar 24, 2014
• There’s Not Much to Say About a Boy Odds are most people wouldn't consider About a Boy worthy of its own TV show, but apparently NBC had other plans. Ryan Duncan Mar 17, 2014
• Unpredictable Mind Games A Clever Snare As mid-season additions go, ABC’s new dramedy Mind Games doesn't wield the flash of a big-name cast or come with a boatload of advance hype. Glenn McCarty Mar 10, 2014
• Star Crossed Should’ve Played Hard to Get Star Crossed tries to incorporate relevant social commentary into its story, but leaden dialogue and lack of subtly make it more laughable than anything else. Christa Banister Mar 03, 2014
• Ender’s Game is Beautiful, Beguiling and a Bit of a Headscratcher Despite getting bogged down in details that don't always add up, one can't ignore its greatest strength: plenty of fascinating big ideas. Christa Banister Feb 24, 2014
• Grace Unplugged Hits a Few of the Right Notes A heartwarming message and strong production values are bogged down by an unnecessary dichotomy between faith and using our talents. Christa Banister Feb 17, 2014
• Faith Plays a Strong Supporting Role in The Gabby Douglas Story For most people, Lifetime movies are basically a love ‘em or hate ‘em proposition. And for anyone who really enjoys them, it’s typically more of a guilty pleasure than anything else. Christa Banister Feb 10, 2014