Poker Face - Reviews

Natasha Lyonne excels in this woozy love letter to the American underbelly.

Here's a detective with no home, no gun, no phone, no supporting cast, a past to escape, and a doomed future. Hell of a hand, I'm all in.

I like how it didn’t change anything about what made the first season click and instead gave us more of it. I am totally here for that!

It’s a show that loves three things equally: Natasha Lyonne, Columbo, and getting us hooked on stories.

While it may seem odd to call a show featuring heinous crimes and strong themes "fun," Poker Face is super entertaining.

...fuelled by Johnson and his writing team’s sharp scripting, a smorgasbord of starry cameos, and an instantly likeable leading lady, it more than delivers on all that promise.

Natasha Lyonne is magnetic in whodunnit series.

Here's a detective with no home, no gun, no phone, no supporting cast, a past to escape, and a doomed future. Hell of a hand, I'm all in.

Season 2, by and large, is about accepting who you are, even if living your best life doesn’t mean living an easy life.