A review of the new CW series, which premieres October 9.

Here we review The CW's newest moody drama series, Nancy Drew, an updated take on the classic mystery novels

To avoid getting lost in the clutter, broadcasters cut down on the number of new fall shows. Many are mediocre, but a few stand out.

Fall network premiere rollouts end with a weak burst of remakes.

A packed season includes two new streaming networks and roughly a squillion shows. Here’s some help sorting through it.

Taking the 'Riverdale' recipe, the CW will suck you in with a 'Nancy Drew' that's a little dark and enjoyably absurd.

‘Jane the Virgin’ and ‘My Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ are over; in their place are ‘Batwoman’ and ‘Nancy Drew,’ two series that, like the network’s Archie adaptation, are a little bit grimmer and whole lot sexier

TV's original teenage gumshoe returns to The CW feeling a lot like the shows — 'Veronica Mars' and 'Riverdale' — that 'Nancy Drew' once inspired.

“Nancy Drew” isn’t just dull, it has the misfortune of following another dull show that is much like it. 

Dark reimaginings of the squeakiest of clean, youth-oriented stories are still all the rage at The CW.

A review of ‘Nancy Drew’ on the CW, starring Kennedy McMann as the iconic “girl detective,” who has undergone a dramatic evolution since her origins in the series of novels by Carolyn Keene.

To help you decide what to watch and what to skip this season, here's a rundown of the season's best and worst pilots.

A new superheroine comes to Gotham, while a beloved teen detective morphs beyond recognition.

New CW series strike familiar notes, with Ruby Rose as Gotham’s new hero and Kennedy McCann as the teenage sleuth