People Weekly's Scores

  • TV
For 1,042 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 57% higher than the average critic
  • 13% same as the average critic
  • 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: 100 Girls: Season 4
Lowest review score: 16 Fear Factor: Season 1
Score distribution:
  1. Mixed: 0 out of 757
  2. Negative: 0 out of 757
757 tv reviews
  1. The show moves along with the dull, humming smoothness of commerce. [19 Mar 2012, p.42]
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  2. While obnoxious luxury is always watchable, the show is lazily cookie-cutter. [19 Mar 2012, p.42]
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  3. Comparisons to The Iron Lady, a sloppy movie that has Meryl Streep in roaring good form, are inevitable. Is Game Change better? You betcha. [5 Mar 2012, p.41]
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  4. A tricky show with serious potential. [5 Mar 2012, p.45]
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  5. The humor is so lighthearted, the show practically skips. [20 Feb 2012, p.48]
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  6. The show is technically flawless--so is Macy strutting like a mangy Mick Jagger--but the Gallaghers' raucous, defiant pride never really engages me. [20 Feb 2012, p.46]
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  7. The scares are not as over-the-top as American Horror Story but more chilling because they're applied glancingly. [13 Feb 2012, p.44]
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  8. Girl has a surprisingly casual sense of humor and Anna Silk is physically just right in the lead role. [13 Feb 2012, p.45]
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  9. NBC hasn't had a show this impressive since the first season of Heroes. [6 Feb 2012, p.39]
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  10. The premise might make sense if Stults had a Rain Man intensity. Instead he's laid back and scruffy. [6 Feb 2012, p.40]
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  11. This feels like an assembly line for the soul. [6 Feb 2012, p.40]
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  12. It's fun sport. [30 Jan 2012, p.44]
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  13. There's always a laugh or two. [30 Jan 2012, p.44]
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  14. Luck is a true original, a show with a tone like no other. [30 Jan 2012, p.43]
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  15. This show dilutes Paul Fisher's personality. [23 Jan 2012, p.42]
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  16. It's still not funny. [23 Jan 2012, p.42]
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  17. The first three episodes are full of impressively strong criminals. [23 Jan 2012, p.40]
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  18. The show has the makings of great--what else can I say?--escapist entertainment. [23 Jan 2012, p.39]
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  19. [A] dull new sitcom. [23 Jan 2012, p.40]
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  20. A solid, well-done series. [19 Jan 2012, p.42]
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  21. It takes a few half-hour episodes before the tone gels. [16 Jan 2012, p.39]
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  22. [Laura Prepon] doesn't have any of the original's bone-tired, hard-earned scorn. [19 Jan 2012, p.42]
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  23. Luckily the characters are so fully formed, and so fully inhabited by the cast, that the whole mess staggers up out of the trenches and keeps going. [9 Jan 2012, p.39]
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  24. It's just a plainer Ugly Betty. [9 Jan 2012, p.40]
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  25. It's a hair-sprayed cobweb. And not funny. [9 Jan 2012, p.40]
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  26. The Exes is New Girl fallen off the back of a truck. [19 Dec 2011, p.44]
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  27. Brosnan remains totally believable whether he's borderline batty or bravely resilient. [19 Dec 2011, p.44]
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  28. It's bright and obvious as a cartoon yet written with a clean, precise patter of jokes. It's also very well cast. [12 Dec 2011, p.45]
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  29. This Victorian-era prequel to Peter Pan works. [12 Dec 2011, p.48]
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  30. The show doesn't need to be so crowded. [5 Dec 2011, p.46]
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