12 Best Crime TV Series With Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Scores

On occasion, some gripping crime series that play out on small screens are both universally acclaimed and adored by fans. Shows like “Bosch: Legacy” and the impactful documentary series “American Murder: Laci Peterson” have captivated audiences and become top trends when they debuted on streaming platforms. While not every show needs to be a critical darling to captivate viewers, it’s significant when these engaging shows receive an exceptional 100% rating on the well-known Rotten Tomatoes aggregator site.

Rings of Power’s Charlie Vickers Shares Reaction to Learning About Sauron

Charlie Vickers, the actor portraying the legendary J.R.R. Tolkien character Sauron in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, expressed an unusual response when he learned that he was destined to play Sauron in the popular Prime Video prequel series. In an exclusive interview with MovieWeb, Vickers openly discussed his emotions, stating: “I felt a sense of relief when I discovered that Halbrand was indeed Sauron [during Season 1].”

What Is A Dalek? Doctor Who’s Most Powerful Villains, Explained To New Fans

For those who are acquainted with the popular series “Doctor Who”, it’s likely they recognize the Daleks – these are the tank-like, robotic alien foes bent on destroying the Time Lord character and anyone else who crosses their path. While newcomers might not realize the full impact of these villains, their origins, the influences behind their creation, or how they’ve changed over time. To give new fans a better understanding of the Daleks within “Doctor Who”, Looper consulted franchise expert and die-hard fan Hoai-Tran Bui from the Trekking Through Time and Space podcast for some enlightening insights.

Telluride: ‘The Piano Lesson’ Angles to Be Latest August Wilson Adaptation to Land Oscar Recognition

On Saturday morning, The Piano Lesson, a cinematic interpretation of August Wilson’s 1987 Pulitzer Prize-winning play – the fourth in his acclaimed “Pittsburgh Cycle” exploring the Black experience in Pittsburgh throughout the 20th century – made its global debut at the Herzog Theatre during the Telluride Film Festival. Most reactions on location were favorable, but its Academy Awards potential might be somewhat restricted.