Television we have watched and scored.
Arcane review: Netflix's League of Legends series gets stunning Fortiche animation and sharp writing, but a rushed final season. Score: 8.6/10.
HBO's Westworld ran four seasons and 36 episodes. A review of the sci-fi Western's rise, its park vs. algorithm problem, and its 2022 cancellation.
Arrow ran eight seasons on The CW, launching the Arrowverse with Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen. A review of what held up and what didn't.
Black Mirror, Charlie Brooker's anthology series, ran from Channel 4 to Netflix across 33 episodes and three straight Emmy wins. Here's the verdict.
Sherlock ran for 13 episodes across four series on BBC One, with Cumberbatch and Freeman. A look at the cast, Moriarty and the show's short run.
Attack on Titan, from 2013 to 2023, grew from a horror siege into a story about walls and nations. A review of the anime's four seasons and two studios.
Dark, Netflix's first German-language original, ran three seasons of time-travel mystery. A review of its structure, families and cost.
Vikings ran six seasons and 89 episodes, from 2013 to 2021, tracing Ragnar Lothbrok's bloodline from the sagas to Netflix's Valhalla.
Supernatural ran 15 seasons and 327 episodes. A look at Sam and Dean, Castiel, the showrunners, and why the early road-trip years still hold up.
Naruto Shippūden ran 500 episodes on TV Tokyo from 2007 to 2017. A review of the time skip, the Akatsuki, the filler, and why it still earns an 8.5.
The 100 ran seven seasons on The CW, from 2014 to 2020. A review of the post-apocalyptic drama, its cast turnover and its moral arithmetic.
A review of Marvel's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: Sam Wilson's shield, Bucky's trauma, John Walker's collapse, and the Flag Smashers' missed potential.
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