Television we have watched and scored.
Prehistoric Planet on Apple TV: three seasons, 15 episodes, Attenborough's Cretaceous run and Hiddleston's 2025 Ice Age season reviewed.
Hell's Paradise review: MAPPA's anime pairs immortal ninja Gabimaru with executioner Sagiri on a deadly island hunt for the elixir of life.
A retrospective on ABC's Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, the 1993-97 series that bet on the newsroom over the cape.
Dollhouse review: Joss Whedon's Fox sci-fi drama about wiped minds rented to clients ran 2 seasons and 25 episodes — a great premise that never committed.
Spaced, the 1999 Channel 4 sitcom by Simon Pegg, Jessica Hynes and Edgar Wright, ran 14 episodes across two series. A look back at the anti-Friends.
A review of Syfy's 2006 miniseries The Lost Room, a mystery box about a motel room outside time and everyday Objects that do impossible things.
Amar a Muerte aired 90 episodes on Las Estrellas in 2018-2019, a telenovela where three souls wake up in the wrong bodies. Our review scores it 7.8/10.
Happy! ran two seasons on Syfy, 18 episodes from 2017 to 2019, pairing Christopher Meloni's hitman with Patton Oswalt's blue unicorn.
SIX, History's Navy SEAL Team Six drama, ran 18 episodes across two seasons before cancellation. A review of its DEVGRU missions, cast, and 5.4/10 score.
Fox's Dark Angel cost up to $10M, drew 17.4M viewers, made Jessica Alba a star, then sank from 10.4M to 6M after a Friday move.
The Jetsons premiered on ABC in 1962, putting a family in the sky above a poisoned Earth. A review of its design, cast, and why the reruns won.
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years ran two seasons and 75 episodes on Paramount+. A look at the prequel's cast, timeline, and why it never escaped its premise.
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