
How a 1990s basketball anime turned a delinquent into a national icon
Slam Dunk ran 101 episodes on TV Asahi from 1993 to 1996. Inside Sakuragi, Rukawa, the Shohoku roster, and why the basketball anime still lands.

Television we have watched and scored.

Slam Dunk ran 101 episodes on TV Asahi from 1993 to 1996. Inside Sakuragi, Rukawa, the Shohoku roster, and why the basketball anime still lands.

Netflix's Maid, starring Margaret Qualley, turns Stephanie Land's memoir into a 10-episode drama about cleaning houses, red tape, and survival. Verdict: 8.2/10.

Star Trek: Enterprise ran four seasons and 97 episodes on UPN from 2001 to 2005. A look at Archer, T'Pol, Trip Tucker, the cast and the show's legacy.

Z Nation ran five seasons on Syfy as a cheap, funny, uneven zombie road trip. Murphy was a great idea. Black Summer did it better. 4.8/10.

A review of Rent-a-Girlfriend, the 60-episode anime about Kazuya, Chizuru, and a fake relationship built on a rental app.

Final Space ran three seasons across TBS and Adult Swim before cancellation, then got its real ending in a 2026 graphic novel.

Deadwood ran three seasons and 36 episodes on HBO, won eight Emmys, and was cancelled too soon. A look at Milch's Western and McShane's Swearengen.

Dickinson ran three seasons on Apple TV+ with Hailee Steinfeld as Emily Dickinson. A 6.6/10 review of its cast, anachronisms, guest stars and limits.

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! review: 25 episodes, two seasons, one relentless sophomore and a very tired senior who never really wants her gone.

Netflix's Cursed, starring Katherine Langford as Nimue, ran one season before cancellation. A review of its cast, themes, and unfinished Arthurian arc.

American Horror Stories brought a new horror tale every episode to Hulu, but the Murder House and Coven tie-ins outshone the reset-every-week format.

Steins;Gate review: White Fox's 2011 time-travel anime turns a microwave into a time machine and makes Okabe pay for every D-mail. A 10/10.
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