
‘Doc’: Luca Argentero’s Slow-Burn Memory-Loss Drama Earns Its Runtime
A slow-burn drama about a doctor who wakes with no memory of the past twelve years, a tale of identity, memory, and the people we love.

Television we have watched and scored.

A slow-burn drama about a doctor who wakes with no memory of the past twelve years, a tale of identity, memory, and the people we love.

A review of Marvel's M.O.D.O.K., a comedy about a failed supervillain's midlife crisis, with Patton Oswalt voicing the titular character.

A woman returns to Spain for her sister's wedding and faces her long-lost love once more, in this brief tale of doubt and memory.

A BBC tale of Margaret Hale and John Thornton amid mills and strikes, wherein pride meets dignity in the North.

A high school romance unfolds as a naive class rep learns about love through research, in this earnest anime comedy.

A grim, slow-burning anime of humans turned into monstrous insects, hunted by those who still hold humanity's name.

A review of Peacock's Vampire Academy, a reboot of Richelle Mead's novels, starring Sisi Stringer and Daniela Nieves.

A bride senses terror upon her wedding day in the snowy woods, yet the tale never fully resolves its dread.

A tale of a woman abandoned upon her wedding day, who rebuilds her life amid old estates and rival neighbors.

A comedy of neighbors, sharp satire of social type, still holding up after fifteen years.

A review of The Worst Witch, a charming Netflix adaptation of Jill Murphy's books about Mildred Hubble's magical misadventures.

A CBS sitcom wherein an atheist receives a friend request from God, leading him toward strangers in need, reviewed.
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