
Blindspot Review: A Great First Idea, a Long Uneven Follow-Through
Blindspot ran five seasons and 100 episodes on NBC. A look back at Jane Doe's tattoos, the cast, and why the mystery never quite paid off.


Blindspot ran five seasons and 100 episodes on NBC. A look back at Jane Doe's tattoos, the cast, and why the mystery never quite paid off.

Charmed ran eight seasons on The WB after a record 7.7 million-viewer premiere, but casting churn kept the show negotiating with itself.

Netflix's The Sandman ran two seasons and 23 episodes, ending July 31, 2025. A faithful but static adaptation of Neil Gaiman's comics, scoring 6.6/10.

Starz's Outlander ran eight seasons and 101 episodes, from 2014 to 2026, built on Claire Randall's time-travel romance with Jamie Fraser.

Netflix's Mindhunter ran two seasons and 19 episodes. A look at Holden Ford, Bill Tench, the Atlanta murders, David Fincher's direction and why it ended.

Gravity Falls ran two seasons and 40 episodes, ending on purpose in 2016. A look at Alex Hirsch's Disney series, its awards, and its afterlife in books.

Telemundo's El Señor de los Cielos ran 10 seasons and 846 episodes, ending 16 September 2026 with Rafael Amaya as drug lord Aurelio Casillas.

Fox's Batman prequel Gotham ran 5 seasons and 100 episodes from 2014 to 2019. A look at Gordon, Penguin, Bruce Wayne and what the show got right.

Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina ran 36 episodes from 2018 to 2020, with Kiernan Shipka and Michelle Gomez leading a horror-tinged teen drama.

Under the Dome ran three seasons on CBS from 2013 to 2015. A look back at Chester's Mill, Big Jim, the Kinship and why season one still holds up.

Supergirl ran six seasons and 126 episodes on CBS and The CW. A look at Melissa Benoist, Alex Danvers, Lena Luthor, and what the show got right.

Teen Wolf ran six seasons and 100 episodes on MTV, winning three Saturn Awards. A look at Scott McCall, Stiles, Lydia's banshee turn, and why it lands at 6.1.
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