Television we have watched and scored.
The Familiar of Zero review: Louise the Zero summons Saito from Tokyo, sparking four seasons of comedy, action and slow-burn romance. Score: 8.4/10.
Corazón salvaje, the 1992 Mexican telenovela, ran 160 episodes. Its cruel premise of a hidden letter and a disowned firstborn still carries the show.
Dragon Ball DAIMA, Akira Toriyama's final animated story, ran 20 episodes in 2024-25. A review of the Demon Realm, the mini transformation, and its 10/10 score.
One Tree Hill ran nine seasons and 186 episodes on the WB and the CW, surviving a network merger and two time jumps. A look back at Tree Hill.
Death Parade review: Madhouse's 2015 psychological thriller, 12 episodes of dead strangers, bar games and verdicts. A complete, confident series scored 8/10.
Pose ran three seasons on FX, won Billy Porter a history-making Emmy, and gave ballroom culture its due. A look back at the show's cast, seasons and legacy.
Farscape ran four seasons and 88 episodes, then got cancelled mid-story. A look at Crichton, Aeryn, Scorpius and the fifth season nobody saw.
Kuroko's Basketball review: 75 episodes, Production I.G, the Generation of Miracles, and why the 8.4 score holds up for this sports anime.
Maid Sama! ran 26 episodes in 2010. A deep dive into Misaki, Usui, the maid café secret, and the class-system romance that outgrew its comedy premise.
Dawson's Creek ran six seasons on The WB, launched four careers, and refused to dodge hard topics. A look back at what actually lasts.
Netflix cancelled Julie and the Phantoms after one season and nine episodes. A review of the musical fantasy's cast, music and its unfinished ending.
Future Man ran three seasons on Hulu before Disney pulled it in 2023. A look at Josh Hutcherson's sci-fi sitcom, its 7.0/10 score, and its quiet disappearance.
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