A review of season two of Showtime's hit thriller Yellowjackets.

Showtime drama about teens that survive a plane crash draws on 'Lost,' 'Alive' and 'It' — but only some of it works. Alan Sepinwall's review

Showtime’s eerie, darkly funny hit solidifies its standing as one of the most memorable series of the decade.

Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen offers a viewing tip for the coming week. “Alive” meets “Lost” in “Yellowjackets” (10 p.m. Sunday, Showtime), an engrossing, character-driven thriller about a 1996 New Jersey high school girls’ soccer team whose chartered plane crashes in the wilderness leading to “Lord of the

Call it a mix of “Lord of the Flies” and “Heathers.” Or the Spice Girls meet the Donner Party. "Yellowjackets" is the best show on TV right now.

A review of the ambitious and only slightly messy second season of the Showtime hit series ‘Yellowjackets,’ which pays off season-one mysteries while crafting new ones in a way that suggests the show can sustain itself for its planned five seasons.

Lord of the Flies meets Lost as the creepy thriller dives deeper into the cult-like activities of a group of stranded teenage girls

Mindy Kaling returns with an autobiographically tinged comedy for HBO Max, while a trio of '90s touchstones remind us why the neverending nostalgia for that decade is sometimes worthwhile.

Juliette Lewis is sublime, Christina Ricci finds her perfect co-star and you’re constantly kept on your toes with parallel timelines and tons of creepy thrills. What a follow-up!

While Showtime’s twisty series remains intriguing, its second season often tries patience.

The twisty, perverse Showtime series is a reminder how much fun it is to wait.

The plane crash drama is still an unhinged good time in its second season, even when it feels like it's treading water. Yellowjackets Season 2 premieres March 26 on Showtime.

Ordeal still haunts them decades later in the chilling, well-acted show.

It's winter in the Canadian Rockies, and the teens are getting hungry and desperate. In the present day, we meet a few more grownup versions of the...

Showtime's new series "Yellowjackets" is all kinds of bloody brilliant.

Showtime's survival drama stars Juliette Lewis, Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, and Tawny Cypress as plane crash survivors with a sinister secret.

Pitch black humour was mixed with genuine scares in the opening episodes of the deliciously dark thriller

New Sky Atlantic mystery is a pristine, time-hopping bit of pulp, featuring Christina Ricci with a terrible perm

Doreen St. Félix reviews the Showtime drama, which stars Melanie Lynskey, Tawny Cypress, Juliette Lewis, and Christina Ricci as the maladjusted survivors of a plane crash that occurred back when they were teen-agers.

This handsome and expensive-looking fantasy series, based on the books by Robert Jordan, takes a nod at J.R.R. Tolkien’s shows, but then does something even more intriguing.

In its best moments, 'Yellowjackets' S2 approaches the wild weirdness of another Showtime series, David Lynch's 'Twin Peaks: The Return.'

Showtime's 'Yellowjackets,' starring Christina Ricci and Juliette Lewis among others, is a pitch black, haunting survival drama.

HBO's blistering Emmy-winning drama and Showtime's audacious thriller pull no punches in their new seasons, going head-to-head on Sundays

"Yellowjackets" is a captivating mystery series, but it is almost derailed by an ensemble cast that is entirely too large.

Showtime's 'Yellowjackets' stars Melanie Lynskey, Juliette Lewis, Tawny Cypress and Christina Ricci as survivors of a plane crash that took place 25 years earlier.

A plane carrying a girls' soccer team crashes in the Canadian wilderness, leaving the girls stranded for 19 months, where they must do whatever it takes to survive.

The mystery continues in this time-hopping series. Read Empire's review.

At the end of another long, strange, uncertain year, these are the television series worth celebrating

In the first six episodes of its second season, Yellowjackets makes missteps with its present-day storytelling that dilutes the potency of its adult ensemble. Now the past storyline laps it by a lot.

A review of the Showtime series ‘Yellowjackets,’ starring Juliette Lewis, Christina Ricci, and Melanie Lynskey, a coming-of-age-meets-cannibalism drama that has lots of familiar elements, but forms its own compelling teen/adult psychological study.

"Yellowjackets" is about a girls' soccer team that gets stranded in the wilderness. Unsurprisingly, that team includes at least one lesbian.

The Showtime hit starring Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci and more returns for a second season. Review.

Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen offers viewing tips for the coming week. For the streaming era, the first three months of the year have been pretty quiet. Sure, there have been new shows to watch, but not the overwhelming number of series. That ends this weekend with the