TAGGED AS: Best and Worst, Fall TV
Fall TV Scorecard 2016
Adjusted Score: 97712%
Critics Consensus: Pamela Adlon's Better Things abstains from traditional sitcom sendups and forges a path all its own - in this bawdy, often hilarious and bittersweet ode to the daily highs and lows of being a single mother.
Adjusted Score: 93608%
Critics Consensus: An immersive, socially conscious narrative and a confident, charismatic lead performance make Marvel's Luke Cage a stellar sampling of the new Marvel/Netflix universe.
Adjusted Score: 99943%
Critics Consensus: Speechless speaks to a sensitive topic with a heartfelt lead performance and a fine balance of sensitivity and irreverence.
Adjusted Score: 51183%
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Adjusted Score: 89727%
Critics Consensus: People of Earth skillfully grounds its high-concept premise with a strong story, quirky humor, and sweetly relatable humanity.
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Adjusted Score: -1%
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Adjusted Score: 57583%
Critics Consensus: Tom Ellis continues to shine as the Morning Star, though perhaps he could fly higher if he weren't locked into such a familiar format.
Adjusted Score: 51395%
Critics Consensus: South Park deploys blisteringly insightful gags in its most serialized season yet -- mining thoughtful laughs from nostalgia, political correctness, and the trolling phenomenon.
Adjusted Score: 83200%
Critics Consensus: Riotous shenanigans still reign supreme, but Brooklyn Nine-Nine's fourth season also broaches controversial issues with its trademark compassion and eloquent humor.
Adjusted Score: 94088%
Critics Consensus: The Durrells in Corfu is crisp and confident, offering viewers an escape into dreamy scenery and a witty performance by star Keeley Hawes.
Adjusted Score: 73192%
Critics Consensus: No stranger to dramatic twists and turns, season five of Arrow continues to introduce new villains and surprise viewers despite some inconsistency.
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