TV Reviews8.8/10
Eleven Years On, Reply 1988 Still Captures South Korea’s Past Better Than Any History Book
A look back at Reply 1988, the 1980s-set Korean drama that turned nostalgia into a national phenomenon.
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Category: TV Reviews
Television we have watched and scored.
TV Reviews7/10
Britannia Review: Romans Meet Druids in an Ancient Britain Filled With Ashes
A tale of Roman invaders and druids, magic and steel, in ancient Britain, wherein the gods themselves become the prize.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Maisie Williams Leads Sky One’s Two Weeks to Live as a Woman Raised Far From Society
A woman raised apart from society sets out to avenge her father's murder in this dark Sky One comedy-drama.
TV Reviews7.7/10
Shiki Tracks a Goddess Across the Cosmos in EDENS ZERO
A boy with gravity powers, a goddess across the stars, and a crew of androids — EDENS ZERO review of Hiro Mashima's anime adaptation.
TV Reviews4.3/10
EastEnders at 41: How a Slice-of-Life Soap Became a Landmark of British TV Drama
A look back at EastEnders, the long-running BBC soap that broke taboos and shaped British television drama.
TV Reviews8/10
Sixteen Years On, Shiki Still Succeeds Where Most Horror Films Fail
A sealed village, an ancient evil, and a terrible infection—this tale of dread shall not soon be forgotten.
TV Reviews7.6/10
‘Durarara!!’: Ikebukuro’s Secrets, Gangs, and a Headless Woman on a Motorcycle
A look back at Durarara!!, the anime about Mikado's move to Ikebukuro, the Dollars, and a headless woman on a motorcycle.
TV Reviews3.5/10
Netflix Dropped Hoops Because the Writing Couldn’t Support Its Own Basketball Premise
A foul-mouthed coach tries to fix his awful team in Netflix's Hoops, but the crude jokes and endless failures sink this sitcom.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Platonic Review: Sylvia and Will’s Reconnection Is Worth the Mess
A comedy of old friendship, lost and found, wherein two souls seek reunion amid dread, laughter, and the weight of years.
TV Reviews7.4/10
Four Years On, Conversations With A Killer: The John Wayne Gacy Tapes Still Packs a Punch
A grim, necessary look into the chilling audio recordings of a Chicago killer's own voice, paired with those closest to the case.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Boots Review: Netflix’s Gay-Marine Drama Lands the Emotional Punch but Flattens Its Own History
A military comedy-drama about a closeted teen in boot camp, where honor and politics clash beneath the drill instructor's gaze.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Ten Years On, Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress Still Makes the Case for Its Train-Based Walled Cities
A grim tale of humans fleeing monstrous undead, chained to fortified trains amid relentless terror, scored a 7.1.