Lovecraft Country: A Decent Anthology Show Ruined by a Terrible Serialised Plot
Lovecraft Country is the kind of show I usually love. The kind of show I usually champion. A weird genre...
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Schrödinger’s Soprano: Embracing the Ambiguity of The Sopranos’ Ending
There are no new takes when it comes to the ending of The Sopranos. Undoubtably the most famous final scene...
How Raised by Wolves Became Too Crazy For TV
I wish I had watched Raised by Wolves as it aired. To support the show, which I’ve come to love...
Revisiting Succession’s Flawed Beginning
“Give it a few episodes before it gets good.” While some shows engage the viewer right from the pilot, others...
Should There be a The Last of Us Anthology Show?
HBO’s The Last of Us has concluded its nine-episode first season, ending with a bold finale wrapping up Joel and...
John From Cincinnati Remains HBO’s Most Baffling and Cryptic Show
“What is John From Cincinnati?” “Why does this show exist?” “What is it about?” I had these questions before I...
How House of the Dragon Can Improve on its Strong Foundational First Season
The first season of House of the Dragon is a tremendous success. It is, also, hopefully, an oddity. Not in...
Tanked Up 251 – The last Thomas was alone in Mutropolis
We've all been mopping up a few games but we did find time between episodes to return to Thomas Was...
Watchmen’s Missing Episode: What the Series Left Unexplored
“Nothing ever ends”. Last year, HBO proved Dr Manhattan right with their risky sequel series to the acclaimed graphic novel...
Westworld’s Action Scenes Have Become a Major Problem
I didn’t want to write anything about Westworld season 3. I didn’t want to think about it any longer than...
