If there’s one series that takes the complexity of trauma and the messy road to survival and puts it squarely in front of you, it’s Until I Kill You. This isn’t the kind of drama that wraps up neatly or gives you the satisfaction of clear-cut justice. Instead, it’s an intense exploration of the psychological…
Let’s talk about Rebus, the new adaptation of Ian Rankin’s classic detective novels that brings Edinburgh’s dark underbelly straight to your screen. This is no standard-issue cop show, and it’s more than just another gritty crime series set in Scotland. With Richard Rankin taking on the role of John Rebus, the hard-nosed detective with his…
There’s something refreshing yet familiar about St. Denis Medical, a sitcom that decides to make itself at home in the mockumentary genre without shouting about it. No, it’s not exactly reinventing the wheel—there’s a small-town hospital, a band of weary staff, and the format we know from The Office and Parks and Recreation. But this…
There’s something about Last Days of the Space Age that feels like walking through a house where every room is partially furnished but none of them make sense together. It starts slow, like a train easing out of the station, but instead of gathering speed, it never quite leaves the tracks. The show tries to…
There’s a certain magnetic pull when you watch Sophie Turner take on the role of Joan Hannington in the British drama Joan. The tension she creates with Frank Dillane feels like something you can almost reach out and touch, and yet, beneath the crackling chemistry, there’s this ever-present thread of mistrust. They dance around each…
When it comes to The Franchise, there’s a lot to talk about. It’s funny, dark, and a little too real if you know anything about the way blockbuster superhero movies are churned out these days. Armando Iannucci, Jon Brown, and Sam Mendes have created a show that’s sharp and fast-paced, full of clever humor that…
Let’s be honest: no one likes telemarketers. Their calls interrupt dinners, workdays, and rare moments of peace, often offering little more than frustration. So, the idea of a documentary centered around them might seem like a hard sell. But Telemarketers—a raw, energetic, and unexpectedly touching exploration of the shady world of phone-based sales—manages to capture…
Let’s be honest, pop culture and fame are everywhere. We live in a world where the famous are constantly in our faces, where Instagram and TikTok influencers dictate trends, and where being a “nobody” seems almost worse than failure. Then comes The Other Two, a TV comedy that throws a big, sarcastic mirror up to…
When I first settled into watching The Night Manager, I didn’t quite know what to expect. Sure, it came highly recommended—Hugh Laurie and Tom Hiddleston, the charm of spy thrillers, and the ever-reliable allure of John le Carré’s storytelling. But what caught me off guard wasn’t just the sleek suspense or the high-octane plot. There’s…
When I first heard about As We See It, I didn’t know exactly what to expect. Another show about young adults trying to figure out life? It’s been done. But then I saw who was behind it: Jason Katims, the guy who gave us Friday Night Lights, a show that did so much more than…
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