The Apple TV series wraps noir inside science fiction. With subtlety and charm, Farrell plays an earnest alien just doing his ...

Sugar and Vega race across Los Angeles in search of Ji, with Sugar trying to reach him before the rogue Sheriff can.

Largely freed from the obligations of its wild twist, Sugar settles into a charming and goofy genre piece that occasionally achieves transcendence. Photo: Apple TV Some viewers surely found the ...

Commentary: Sugar is a sharply written tribute to classic movies, featuring lush visuals and a cool soundtrack. Now in its second season, Colin Farrell's stoic performance makes this series another ...

In the second season of “Sugar,” Colin Farrell’s character has to deal with life alone. At the end of the first season, it ...

Since he was an alien, even if our values differed, it was a reason for surprise, not anger. He found the very fact that someone from a different culture was in his room to be a miraculous ...

NEW YORK, June 20 (UPI) --Outlander, The Nevers and Hex alum Laura Donnelly plays Charlotte, the woman who shakes up the title hero's world, in Season 2 of Sugar. "I loved the atmosphere of it. It's ...

Sugar’s first season hinged on the inanest of twists. However, with that cat now out of the bag, Apple TV’s series proves a far more confident and coherent sci-fi noir in its sophomore outing (June 19 ...

The premiere’s biggest mystery is not the missing-person case but the possibility that someone now knows of the existence of aliens on Earth. Sugar becomes convinced that someone very influential and ...

If you didn’t watch the first season of “Sugar,” Apple TV’s modern-day private eye drama starring Colin Farrell, you missed one of the wackiest twists since “Twilight Zone” fans learned “To Serve Man” ...