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Robert David Sullivan

Robert David Sullivan's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Will & Grace: Season 1 (1998) 85% EDIT “The most likely success of the season, as well as the most Frasier-like in its ability to transcend a contrived premise. ” – Boston Phoenix Apr 12, 2023 Full Review Sports Night: Season 1 (1998) 90% EDIT “You can enjoy the series even if, like me, you'd rather get a tooth pulled than sit through a football game. ” – Boston Phoenix Apr 5, 2023 Full Review Felicity: Season 1 (1998) 91% EDIT “Television-critic protocol says that I should at least pick the best of this genre and pronounce it watchable, so I'll opt for the soft-core porn of Dawson's Creek over the Ingmar-Bergman-meets-McGruff-the-Crime-Dog formula of Felicity. ” – Boston Phoenix Apr 5, 2023 Full Review Total Recall 2070: Season 1 (1999) 56% EDIT “Total Recall 2070 is an enjoyable diversion -- not as scary as The X-Files, but certainly populated with more plausible bogeymen.” – Boston Phoenix Jun 27, 2019 Full Review Veep: Season 2 (2013) 92% B+ EDIT “Louis-Dreyfus continues to make Selina more interesting than the shallow, narcissistic character that Veep could have ended up with.” – AV Club Mar 29, 2019 Full Review The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Season 2 (1985) EDIT “The most successful TV version of this character was the British series starring Jeremy Brett.” – Boston Phoenix Nov 12, 2018 Full Review The Dick Van Dyke Show: Season 3 (1963) EDIT “[The Season 3 premiere] has one of the most famous twist endings-and one of the longest laughs from a studio audience-in sitcom history. And in contrast to many "most memorable" TV moments, it flows perfectly from a funny and well-paced story.” – AV Club Sep 5, 2018 Full Review All in the Family: Season 8 (1977) EDIT “Most strikingly, Archie essentially admits that he inherited racist attitudes from his own father - and says it would be a betrayal to change them. Though not the official finale, this is a fitting capstone for the series.” – AV Club Aug 29, 2018 Full Review All in the Family: Season 6 (1975) EDIT “Remains funny because of O'Connor and Stapleton's sharp performances.” – AV Club Aug 29, 2018 Full Review All in the Family: Season 4 (1973) EDIT “By now, Edith has transcended her dingbattery to become a source of comic wisdom.” – AV Club Aug 29, 2018 Full Review All in the Family: Season 3 (1972) EDIT “The realistic way All In The Family examines the Bunkers' marriage remains one of the show's most pleasantly surprising elements” – AV Club Aug 29, 2018 Full Review All in the Family: Season 2 (1971) EDIT “Lots of formerly taboo plots became sitcom standards after All In The Family tried them.” – AV Club Aug 29, 2018 Full Review The Wire: Season 1 (2002) 86% EDIT “The Wire is comfort television for cynics and paranoiacs.” – Boston Phoenix Jun 21, 2018 Full Review The Michael J. Fox Show: Season 1 (2013) 70% B- EDIT “All sitcoms are difficult to judge on the basis of the first two episodes, but this one demands even more caution.” – AV Club Sep 27, 2013 Full Review The Simpsons: Season 24 (2012) 33% C- EDIT “The Simpsons has always had some sick humor, but I don't remember it being this consistently cruel and, worse, generic.” – AV Club Sep 30, 2012 Full Review Law & Order: Season 9 (1998) EDIT “Given its history, it's likely that Law & Order will recover from the less-than-stellar episodes so far this season, but one wonders whether it will finally run out of cases to dramatize.” – Boston Phoenix Nov 2, 1998 Full Review
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