
James Sibley and Chloe Pirrie Make a Kidnapping Premise Work in The End of the F***ing World
A tale of two teens, one a boy who believes himself a monster, and one a girl he resolves to take, in a comedy of grim jest.

Television we have watched and scored.

A tale of two teens, one a boy who believes himself a monster, and one a girl he resolves to take, in a comedy of grim jest.

A look back at 'Two and a Half Men,' a show that never grew beyond its own narrow premise, scoring 3.3/10.

A review of Gotham, the TV show about Batman's origins, rating it 7.1/10.

A grim chronicle of Sabrina Spellman's descent into darkness, wherein she doth battle demons and resist Lucifer's contract.

A review of Futurama, the brilliant animated sitcom that balances wit, warmth, and intellectual rigor.

A look back at Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., ranking its seven seasons from Coulson's return to its final days.

A review of 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power,' a prequel series following the forging of the rings and the rise of Sauron.

A dome seals a Massachusetts town from the world; a tale of mystery, tyranny, and the fate of Chester's Mill.

A man watches his victims online before he meets them, and Penn Badgley sells the terror and the charm alike.

An anthology of animated shorts exploring love, death, and robots, each a brief, ambitious experiment in form and feeling.
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