Television we have watched and scored.
Detective Conan has aired 1,212 episodes from 1996 to 2026. A look at the cast, the genre mix, and why the case-of-the-week anime still works.
Scissor Seven ran five seasons and 50 episodes, ending November 20, 2024. A look at He Xiaofeng's amnesiac assassin comedy, its romance, and its legacy.
Codename: Kids Next Door won a viewer poll in 2001, ran six seasons on Cartoon Network, and built a spy world out of treehouses, 2x4 tech and a grudge.
Plunderer review: Suu Minazuki's Count-driven world where a number on your skin decides your rank, your life, and your worth.
Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu ran 16 seasons and 210 episodes from 2012 to 2022. A review of the six ninja, the format, and why it scores 8/10.
Marvel's Inhumans ran eight episodes on ABC in 2017. A silent king, a coup, Hawaii, and a 5.8 score. A review of a show that never found its voice.
Dead City puts Maggie and Negan in Manhattan. Three seasons in, the pairing still works but the premise is stretched thin. Our review: 5.8/10.
Business Proposal review: SBS's 12-episode rom-com about a blind date with her CEO. Kim Se-jeong and Ahn Hyo-seop star; 8.5/10.
xxxHOLiC review: Clamp's 2006 supernatural anime about a boy paying for wishes with chores, Yūko's rule of equal value, and a promise that costs everything.
Netflix canceled Jupiter's Legacy the year it premiered. A review of the 2021 superhero series' premise, cast, showrunner swap, and missed potential.
High School Musical: The Musical: The Series ran four seasons on Disney+, a mockumentary that never escaped its own premise.
Quantum Leap, created by Donald P. Bellisario, ran on NBC for 96 episodes from 1989 to 1993, starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell — a durable cult classic.
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