People Weekly's Scores
- TV
For 1,042 reviews, this publication has graded:
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57% higher than the average critic
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13% same as the average critic
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30% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1.6 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average TV Show review score: 69
| Highest review score: | Girls: Season 4 | |
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| Lowest review score: | Fear Factor: Season 1 |
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Positive: 757 out of 757
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Mixed: 0 out of 757
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David Hiltbrand
Ragsdale has vigor, and the office scenes, featuring Jason Bernard, Yeardley Smith, Jane Sibbett and Hank Azaria, work moderately well without the intrusion of the barbershop quartet in his cerebellum. That gimmick, however, makes the show unbearably contrived.- People Weekly
- Posted Jun 25, 2013
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Tom Gliatto
It's like watching someone try to flirt while stuck in a revolving door. But Gummer has a whirring charm that never settles for mere adorkability. [22 Oct 2012m p.42]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
It's Jersey Shore toned up as an Abercrombie & Fitch campaign. [12 Aug 2013]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
It's awkward, sweet, sincere--and sometimes yawningly dull. [6 Aug 2012, p.37]- People Weekly
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Welcome to the family is nicely cast.... [But it] needs to punch up the writing. [28 Oct 2013, p.47]- People Weekly
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Terry Kelleher
Though [Ramsay's] bleep-filled rants are supposed to bring out the best in his staff, they seem like blatant workplace harassment. When he turns his ire on the customers, it's even harder to stomach.- People Weekly
- Posted Jun 28, 2013
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Tom Gliatto
Gina Gershon's performance as designer Donatella Versace is fabulously strange. [7 Oct 2013, p.49]- People Weekly
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Terry Kelleher
Murray is more interesting here than in last season's laughable The Lone Ranger, but the writing... is junior-varsity stuff.- People Weekly
- Posted Jun 28, 2013
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Tom Gliatto
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo Child is one miserable half-hour. [27 Aug 2012, p.44]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
This family sitcom, adapted from Ice Cube's hit 2005 movie, is a modestly conceived, somewhat blandly executed story about a stepdad (Terry Crews from Everybody Hates Chris), his new wife (Essence Atkins) and her two kids. [7 Jun 2010, p.50]- People Weekly
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Just about perfect in its way--always fun, well-paced--and much, much better than UPN's failed models drama South Beach. [1 May 2006, p.39]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
Outsourced really needs to move beyond this sort of broad stupidity because its cast, notably Sacha Dhawan, is actually quite good. [27 Sep 2010, p.56]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
It's tacky, da--or should we say duh?--but likable. [22 Aug 2011, p.45]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
Playboy Club makes the mistake of aping Mad Men's Stern social seriousness. [26 Sep 2011, p.54]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
The acting is good, especially Bill Skarsgard and Landon Liboiron.... I like the show's languid, dreamlike beauty, but horror fans may be less patient. [22 Apr 2013, p.47]- People Weekly
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The show... is partly improvised, a stunt used to richer effect on ABC's upcoming Sons & Daughters. [6 Mar 2006, p.41]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
While obnoxious luxury is always watchable, the show is lazily cookie-cutter. [19 Mar 2012, p.42]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
If even a few good performances lock into your vision, you perk up. In this new comedy about friends in various stages of relationship envy and regret, there are two: James Van Der Beek and Zoe Lister-Jones. [7 Apr 2014, p.45]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
This is like dramatizing War and peace without commenting on war or peace. [11 Mar 2013, p.46]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
It gets an unexpected freshness from a young cast. [5 Mar 2007, p.37]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
Shift is competent but useful mostly as a reminder to stay healthy at all costs and avoid this sort of place. [9 Jun 2014, p.34]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
It's a gauge of how much reality programming has changed TV that I kept thinking that Mark Burnett could come in, push some situational hot buttons and produce a better show. [12 Jun 2006, p.39]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
It's more shoofly than pie, but amusing. [17 Dec 2012, p.39]- People Weekly
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Patrick Gomez
The procedural elements of the medical drama hum along nicely, but it's Reilly's performance outside the operating room that makes this show worth watching. [28 Apr 2014]- People Weekly
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Terry Kelleher
Is this show in danger of being too nice? Somebody must have thought so, because George has been given a harridan for a mother.- People Weekly
- Posted Jun 27, 2013
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Tom Gliatto
It's like watching a marionette with one set of strings operated by John Lithgow and the other by Pee-wee Herman. [12 Mar 2007, p.39]- People Weekly
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Tom Gliatto
Love Hewitt goes for soft, cozy sentiment. [16 Apr 2012, p.53]- People Weekly
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