Television we have watched and scored.
The Grand Tour returns on Prime Video with new hosts Thomas Holland, James Engelsman and Francis Bourgeois, six episodes all released 4 September 2026.
Four Hands, Two Sonatas pairs Song Kang and Lee Jun-young as rival pianists, but a twelve-episode run sags in the middle despite a strong cast.
Netflix's Our Sticky Love pairs Jung Hae-in and Ahn Ha-young in a 12-episode romance where a lie about lost memory becomes protection.
Netflix's Alice in Borderland turns deadly card games into a three-season survival thriller. Our review scores it 4.5/10: strong season one, thin ending.
Titans ran four seasons on DC Universe and HBO Max, and its best idea was Dick Grayson. A review of the cast, Deathstroke, and what never quite worked.
Netflix's Ozark ran four seasons, 44 episodes, and earned 45 Emmy nominations. A look at Marty and Wendy Byrde, Ruth Langmore, and the final season.
Fringe ran five seasons on Fox from 2008 to 2013. A look at Walter Bishop's lie, the parallel universe, the Observers, and why the sci-fi drama still holds up.
Apple TV+'s See had a striking premise, blindness training, and Jason Momoa — but never earned its own idea. A 4/10 review of all three seasons.
Netflix's DAHMER - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story review — Evan Peters and Niecy Nash anchor a 10-episode season about systemic failure, not the killer.
iZombie ran five seasons on The CW, and Rose McIver's brain-eating detective comedy never got the credit it deserved. Our full review and season ranking.
Starz's Outlander ran eight seasons and 101 episodes, from 2014 to 2026, built on Claire Randall's time-travel romance with Jamie Fraser.
Netflix's Mindhunter ran two seasons and 19 episodes. A look at Holden Ford, Bill Tench, the Atlanta murders, David Fincher's direction and why it ended.
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