Melanie McFarland (page 36)

Melanie McFarland is Salon's award-winning senior culture critic. Follow her on Bluesky: @McTelevision

The Patient

It's "difficult to curb his impulses": "The Patient" star Domnhall Gleeson on a killer in therapy Melanie McFarland

House of the Dragon

"House of the Dragon" and the question of queens Melanie McFarland

Only Murders In The Building

We tried that bizarre "Only Murders in the Building" sandwich and have thoughts Melanie McFarland

The Sandman

"The Sandman" retrofits an old story into a cautionary fable about opportunistic "male feminists" Melanie McFarland

Only Murders In The Building

"Only Murders in the Building" boss on that killer party, other possible suspects and next season Melanie McFarland

Never Have I Ever

"Never Have I Ever" highlights the rarity of South Asian couples on TV. Then it breaks up with one Melanie McFarland

House of the Dragon

"House of the Dragon" is a slow ride back to Westeros that takes its time in lighting our fire Melanie McFarland

Prey

With "Prey," Amber Midthunder gives us a woman warrior worthy of sequels Melanie McFarland

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law

"She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" proves that in the MCU, true comedy is a woman's heroic calling Melanie McFarland

Better Call Saul

S'all done: "Better Call Saul" closes with a journey through time and regret Melanie McFarland

Better Call Saul

How the tragic imagery of "Better Call Saul," rendered in black & white, tells the "emotional story" Melanie McFarland

The Sandman

How the conscientious casting of women in "The Sandman" defies the gender-swapping trope Melanie McFarland

A League of Their Own

"A League of Their Own" makes up for the past's missed swings, but isn't quite a home run Melanie McFarland

Better Call Saul

Kim, Jimmy and the moral sandwich-making of "Better Call Saul" Melanie McFarland

Hacks; Our Flag Means Death; Peacemaker

Will your favorite HBO Max shows and movies survive Warner Bros. Discovery's new world order? Melanie McFarland

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