Television we have watched and scored.
Netflix's The Baby-Sitters Club ran two seasons and 18 episodes before its 2022 cancellation. A look back at the cast, the Dawn recast, and why it worked.
Aaron McGruder's The Boondocks ran four seasons on Adult Swim, a sharp, lasting argument about race on American TV that still has no replacement.
Krypton, Syfy's Superman prequel about Seg-El and the House of El, ran two seasons. A review of its politics, Zod, Brainiac and why it never quite worked.
La Familia del Barrio grew from a 2008 YouTube web series into a 95-episode MTV Latin America sitcom. We break down its six-season run and 8.5 rating.
Mr. Queen review: a modern chef wakes in a Joseon queen's body in tvN's hit drama. Shin Hye-sun shines in a body-swap comedy that earns its 8.5/10.
Yu Yu Hakusho review: Studio Pierrot's 1992 classic, 112 episodes, 4 seasons, an 8.5/10 hook, and the 2018 sequel OVA that finished the story.
Netflix's The Way of the Househusband ran 15 episodes across two seasons. A review of the anime, its cast, the live-action drama, and why it scores 8.3.
Queen of Tears ended at 24.850%, tvN's highest rating ever, with 682.6 million Netflix hours and awards across Asia.
Netflix's American Primeval is a six-episode Western set in the 1857 Utah War, with Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin. Our review scores it 5.9/10.
The Cosby Show ran eight seasons and 197 episodes on NBC, spent five straight years at No. 1, and changed what networks would put on air.
Dead Like Me premiered on Showtime in 2003 with Ellen Muth as grim reaper George Lass. A look back at its 29 episodes, cast and legacy.
Tales from the Loop, the 2020 Prime Video sci-fi drama from Simon Stålenhag's art book, is slow, moody, and refuses to explain its machine. A 6.8.
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