Highbrow author George Saunders wrote this weirdly compelling mashup of the bizarre and banal.

Full Review | Nov 28, 2017

Close's mousey Aunt Bernie is a mini-masterpiece of meekness and then, in the last 10 minutes, something very amusingly different.

Full Review | Nov 16, 2017

It is the most original thing I have seen in forever. If anything can save Amazon, it'll be this.

Full Review | Nov 13, 2017

Sea Oak is a wild ride that definitely deserves a look. And, if you've ever wanted to watch the six time Academy Award nominee in a fit of undead rage, you're in luck.

Full Review | Nov 13, 2017

I'm dying (cough) to see what Close does with this increasingly fascinating character.

Full Review | Nov 13, 2017

A funny, surprising, and unique pilot, this is one we want to see more of - Amazon, get on it.

Full Review | Original Score: A- | Nov 10, 2017

Mr. Saunders's Rust Belt magic realism doesn't carry the same force onscreen, at least in this initial half-hour.

Full Review | Nov 10, 2017

So it feels like we're in the world of indieland quirk - Napoleon Dynamite but also sad sometimes - and it doesn't help that everyone seems to be doing their broadest "working class" accent. There's a big twist in Sea Oak, though.

Full Review | Original Score: B | Nov 10, 2017

Just as you begin thinking the show is finding its proper balance, it's over - but it leaves you wanting to see another episode, to find out more about what this peculiar family will do next.

Full Review | Nov 10, 2017