Television we have watched and scored.
Evil ran four seasons on CBS and Paramount+, ending in 2024. A look at Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Michael Emerson and the show's science-vs-faith trick.
FX's American Crime Story rebuilt the O.J. Simpson trial, the Versace murder and the Clinton scandal as prestige miniseries. A look at all three seasons.
Fullmetal Alchemist's 2003 anime invented its own ending when the manga ran out. A look back at Dante, the bleak finale, and why it still holds up.
The Last Ship ran five seasons on TNT, from pandemic cure hunt to political rebuilding. A review of what worked, what faded, and why it scored 6.0.
Netflix's My Name, released October 15, 2021, follows Han So-hee as a mole inside Inchang police. Eight episodes, Busan premiere, 8.2/10.
Another, the 2012 anime about a class hiding a deadly secret from transfer student Kouichi, reviewed: 12 episodes, one season, an 8.3 score.
Netflix's Vikings: Valhalla ran three seasons and 24 episodes, ending the Viking Age. Reviewing Leif, Freydis, Harald and why 7/10 fits.
Vecinos ran 21 seasons and 339 episodes across three networks, ending March 29, 2026, with an 8.1 TMDB audience score from 1,093 voters.
Daredevil: Born Again review: Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio return as Murdock and Fisk, a strong two-hander that loses its footing.
Vincenzo review: Song Joong-ki plays a Korean-Italian mafia lawyer chasing ₩150 billion in gold in tvN's hit 2021 drama. Score: 8.5/10.
A review of FX's The Americans, a Cold War spy drama starring Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell.
How The Wonder Years turned a suburban kid's small humiliations into Emmy-winning television, and why its half-hour comedy still keeps its sadness.
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