Disney+’s The Quest: so impressive and immersive the real-life players get lost
Disney+’s The Quest season 2 looks amazing, and has rich storytelling and impressive production design. But the contestants’ journey barely gets any attention.
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Disney+’s The Quest season 2 looks amazing, and has rich storytelling and impressive production design. But the contestants’ journey barely gets any attention.
Is it you, is it me? Who could it be? If the question was who’s watching American Song Contest, the answer was: not many people. But that’s too bad, because it was a delight from start to finish.
ABC’s true-crime reality show Who Do You Believe? invites us to figure out who’s telling the truth and who’s lying, and to accuse someone of a crime. Is this a good idea? Actually, maybe!
Holey Moley’s extreme mini golf has never been stronger, in its new and returning holes, but from The Muppets to Stephen Curry, season 4’s bits really need some help.
Women of color in larger bodies are not just embraced, they’re celebrated on Lizzo’s Watch Out For The Big Grrrls, an Amazon Prime Video show that is energetic and refreshing in many ways.
An interview with Kim Myles—and review of her new Discovery+ design makeover show, High Design, on which she helps small businesses who’ve never been featured on TV before.
On his Netflix reality show Making Fun, Jimmy DiResta tells us he doesn’t like kids, but he and his team make those kids’ wildest dreams come true while producing some charming and entertaining reality TV.