Bylined reviews with verdicts and scores — most recently published or updated first. Showing 265–283 of 283 TV reviews.
★★★★½
Twenty-Five Twenty-One is a Korean coming-of-age drama about a teenage fencer and a ruined heir, lit up by Kim Tae-ri's ferocious, funny lead performance.
★★★★½
Twinkling Watermelon is a Korean time-slip drama in which a hearing son of Deaf parents lands in 1995 and meets his father young, told with rare tenderness.
★★★★☆
Utopia is Dennis Kelly's Channel 4 conspiracy thriller about comic-book fans hunted over a manuscript, as striking to look at as it is brutal to sit through.
★★★★☆
W is a Korean fantasy thriller in which a surgeon is pulled into her father's webtoon and meets its hero, a clever metafictional romance with a slippery back half.
★★★★☆
Weak Hero Class 1 is a lean, brutal Korean high-school action drama about a slight top student who fights back with his brain, anchored by a superb Park Ji-hoon.
★★★★☆
Wednesday is Netflix's gothic teen mystery that sends Wednesday Addams to boarding school, owned by Jenna Ortega even when the whodunit turns routine.
Baca dalam Bahasa Indonesia →★★★★☆
Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo is a Korean campus romance about a champion weightlifter and a struggling swimmer, disarmingly kind and funny about growing up.
★★★★☆
What's Wrong with Secretary Kim is a glossy Korean office romcom about a narcissistic executive and the secretary who quits, lifted by Park Seo-joon and Park Min-young.
★★★★½
When Life Gives You Tangerines follows a Jeju couple across four decades, a generational Korean drama in which IU and Park Bo-gum earn every tear it draws.
★★★★☆
While You Were Sleeping is a Korean fantasy legal romance in which a woman and a rookie prosecutor dream of disasters before they happen, and race to prevent them.
★★★★☆
Who Rules The World is a 40-episode Chinese wuxia romance about two famed martial heroes with hidden identities, lively when it plays and slower when it plots.
★★★★★
Widow's Bay is Katie Dippold's Apple TV+ horror-comedy in which Matthew Rhys plays a mayor pitching tourists a cursed New England island, and it is sharp and scary.
★★★★☆
Yellowjackets splits its story between teenage plane-crash survivors in the wilderness and the damaged women they become, turning survival horror into a study of trauma.
★★★★☆
You is the darkly funny thriller in which Penn Badgley's charming bookseller stalks the women he fixates on, gripping early and increasingly outlandish over five seasons.
★★★★☆
Young Sherlock is Prime Video's brash origin story for Holmes, sending a 19-year-old Sherlock to Oxford as a murder suspect, and it is fast, irreverent fun.
★★★★☆
Your Friends & Neighbors is Apple TV+'s suburban noir in which Jon Hamm's broke ex-financier burgles his wealthy neighbours, a glossy satire with guilty-pleasure pull.
★★★★½
Zindagi Gulzar Hai is the Pakistani drama in which Sanam Saeed and Fawad Khan play a principled student and a privileged heir in a class romance done right.
★★★★★
A spoiler-free review of all five seasons: how performance, visual storytelling and Walter White’s shifting excuses turn a crime premise into a study of responsibility.
★★★★★
A spoiler-free review of Severance’s nine-episode first season, examining its office design, ensemble, memory premise and deliberately unresolved mysteries.
