
How One Fan Site Turned Magical Girl Shows Into a Study of Anxiety and Surveillance
A grim, dark tale of a girl named Aya who gains magic through a cursed website, and the terror that follows.

Television we have watched and scored.

A grim, dark tale of a girl named Aya who gains magic through a cursed website, and the terror that follows.

A slow-burning Spanish drama about two Basque women whose friendship is shattered by terrorism and the legacy of ETA.

A grim, relentless Arctic voyage where a brutal killer and a disgraced surgeon fight for survival amid ice and madness.

A high school climber treats walls as puzzles, and her friends push her toward heights she never imagined.

A retrospective look at Melrose Place, the glossy 90s soap opera that defined a genre before fading away.

A chronicle of the Lakers dynasty, wherein Buss, West, and Johnson build a machine of spectacle and triumph, though history proves mutable.

A woman's money troubles spiral out of control as she struggles to support her newborn, her family, and her dreams.

A review of Walking with Dinosaurs, the 1999 BBC series that brought ancient creatures back to life through animation and spectacle.

A quiet, weekly therapy session on HBO, where talk is the whole drama — no narrator, no breaks, just one patient, one therapist, one hour.

A review of The Mindy Project, a sitcom about a doctor who keeps dating the wrong men, with mixed results.

A detective in 1967 Los Angeles chases a man whose name would become infamous, in a show that promises much yet delivers little.

A teen-robot built to look human learns to be one in this telenovela tale of school, family and love.
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