Black Books ran 18 episodes on Channel 4 from 2000 to 2004. A look at Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey, two BAFTAs, and why the show's smallness is its strength.
In Last Seen's Episode 3, Sarah is revealed to be Maggie. A dispatcher's decades-long search meets its end, though the consequences linger.
La Doña ran 200 episodes on Telemundo, with Aracely Arámbula as a revenge-driven heiress hunting violent men. A soap with a thesis.
Netflix's The Society, canceled after one season due to COVID-19, was a mystery box wrapped around a civics lesson. Review: 6.6/10.
Dexter: Resurrection review: Michael C. Hall returns as Dexter Morgan hunting his son in New York, with Jack Alcott, Uma Thurman, and David Zayas.
Ted Lasso's Lady Greyhounds finally get individual screen time in episode seven, showing childcare, rent, and career struggles.
María de Todos los Ángeles ran 33 episodes across four and a half years on Las Estrellas, with Mara Escalante playing two roles in one sitcom.
Hunters review: Al Pacino anchors Amazon's 1977 Nazi-hunter series, but its pulp-revenge tone and Fourth Reich plot never cohere. Score: 5.4/10.
Dune: Prophecy review: HBO's prequel sets the Bene Gesserit's origins 10,000 years before Paul Atreides, led by Emily Watson and Olivia Williams.
Masters of the Air review: Apple's WWII bomber drama soars in the air, stalls on the ground, with strong Austin Butler and Callum Turner performances.
Dead to Me review: Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini carry Netflix's black comedy about grief, lies and a hit-and-run across three seasons.
Slow Horses returns for a grim premiere where a father returns, a corpse burns, and the house falls into ruin.
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