Television we have watched and scored.
Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous ran five seasons and 49 episodes on Netflix, threading the Jurassic World film timeline with six stranded teen campers.
DARLING in the FRANXX review: Hiro and Zero Two pilot Franxx in a dystopian mecha romance from A-1 Pictures, Trigger and CloverWorks.
Never Have I Ever ran four seasons on Netflix, ending June 8, 2023. A review of Devi, grief, the McEnroe narration and why it earned 8.1 of 10.
Fleabag: Phoebe Waller-Bridge's two-season BBC Three and Amazon series, from its Edinburgh one-woman show to The Priest and those Emmy wins.
Star Trek: Picard ran three seasons on Paramount+, making an old, retired Jean-Luc Picard face grief, synths and his own mortality. A review.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners review — ten episodes, one season, no filler. How Trigger and CD Projekt Red made a game tie-in one of 2022's best animated shows.
Telemundo's La Reina del Sur turned a narco corrido into a 183-episode empire. Inside Teresa Mendoza's rise, the $10M budget, and season 4.
Drake & Josh ran four seasons on Nickelodeon from 2004 to 2007. A look at the stepbrother sitcom, Miranda Cosgrove's Megan, and why it still holds up.
Solo Leveling review: Sung Jin-woo's rise from E-rank hunter to Shadow Monarch, A-1 Pictures' animation, and why the 10.0 score holds up.
Cowboy Bebop, the 1998 neo-noir space Western anime from Sunrise, ran 26 sessions and became anime's gateway series for the West.
The Game of Keys: four couples, one bowl, 24 episodes across three seasons. A look at the Mexican drama's premise, cast and 7.5 rating.
The Last Kingdom ran five seasons and 46 episodes, then needed a film to finish. A review of the BBC-to-Netflix series, scored 7.8 of 10.
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