TV Reviews8.4/10
Rebelde Made a Generation of Teenagers Feel Like They Could Start a Band
Rebelde ran 440 episodes across three seasons, built Anahi and Diego Boneta into stars, and made music the real plot. Here is why it still holds up.
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Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews6.6/10
Fear the Walking Dead Review: A Strong Prequel That Lost Its Way
Fear the Walking Dead ran eight seasons and 113 episodes, from a sharp LA prequel to a Morgan-led reboot that lost its own premise.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Lost: A Show That Asked Better Questions Than It Answered, and Was Still Worth Every Hour
A retrospective on ABC's Lost (2004-2010): its flashback structure, iconic cast, unsolved mysteries, and why it remains a flawed masterpiece.
TV Reviews8.2/10
Daredevil’s Best Fights Happen in Court, Not in Costume
Marvel's Daredevil ran three seasons on Netflix, 2015-2018. Charlie Cox, Vincent D'Onofrio, and why the crime drama still holds up.
TV Reviews8.6/10
My Hero Academia: Eight Seasons, 170 Episodes, and a Decade of Izuku Midoriya
My Hero Academia ended December 13, 2025 after eight seasons and 170 episodes. Inside the decade-long run, four films, ten OVAs, and its 8.6 score.
TV Reviews7.9/10
Mr. Robot’s paranoia about screens and capital still lands 11 years on
Mr. Robot ran four seasons on USA Network. A review of Sam Esmail's hacker drama, Rami Malek's Elliot Alderson, and why it lands at 7.9.
TV Reviews8.3/10
How Dexter made a likable protagonist out of a serial killer
Dexter ran eight seasons on Showtime as blood spatter analyst by day, serial killer by night. A look at Michael C. Hall, the ratings, and what holds up.
TV Reviews6.9/10
The Sitcom That Kept Promising a Mother and Took Its Time Delivering One
A critical look at How I Met Your Mother's nine-season run, its frame story, the Robin problem, and why the finale still divides fans.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Invincible” Review: Prime Video’s Superhero Family Saga Lands Its Emotional Punch”
Invincible on Prime Video: Robert Kirkman's adult animated superhero series with Steven Yeun, Sandra Oh and J.K. Simmons, reviewed across five seasons.
TV Reviews8.4/10
Naruto’s first episode still explains why the series outlasted its own era
Naruto ran 220 episodes on TV Tokyo from 2002 to 2007, launched a 500-episode sequel, and still gets recommended 24 years on. Here's why it holds up.
TV Reviews6.5/10
The first season of Prison Break still works. The next four are why nobody talks about it now.
Prison Break review: Fox's 2005 escape drama had one perfect premise, a great first season, and four seasons too many. Score: 6.5/10.
TV Reviews5.1/10
American Horror Story: 13 Seasons, One Long Pitch
American Horror Story ran 13 seasons and 145 episodes on FX. A look at its repertory cast, Jessica Lange's awards, and why the anthology never built dread.