Bylined reviews with verdicts and scores — most recently published or updated first. Showing 169–192 of 283 TV reviews.
★★★★☆
Our Beloved Summer reunites two exes for a sequel to the school documentary that made them viral, a gentle 16-episode Korean romance about growing up.
★★★★☆
Outer Banks sends a crew of working-class teens after lost gold on the North Carolina coast, a sunny Netflix adventure soap that is ridiculous, rowdy and hard to quit.
★★★★☆
Ozark is Netflix's four-season crime drama about a Chicago money manager hiding a cartel's cash in rural Missouri, lifted by Bateman, Linney and Julia Garner.
★★★★★
Pachinko is Apple TV+'s adaptation of Min Jin Lee's novel, a Korean family saga across generations and languages anchored by Youn Yuh-jung's extraordinary Sunja.
★★★★★
Panchayat is TVF's Hindi comedy about a reluctant city graduate running a village council office in Uttar Pradesh, and one of Indian streaming's warmest shows.
★★★★½
Peaky Blinders is Steven Knight's six-season British gangster saga set in post-war Birmingham, built around Cillian Murphy's magnetic, haunted Tommy Shelby.
★★★½☆
Perfect Crown is a 12-episode Korean royal rom-com in which an heiress proposes a contract marriage to a prince; IU and Byeon Woo-seok's star power outpaces its script.
★★★★☆
Pinocchio is Park Hye-ryun's 20-episode K-drama about two rookie TV reporters, one who can't lie and one hiding who he is, and a sharp look at media responsibility.
★★★★½
Poker Face is Rian Johnson's Peacock mystery series, a Columbo-style case-of-the-week road trip led by Natasha Lyonne as a drifter who can always spot a lie.
★★★☆☆
Project: High Council is a Malaysian boarding-school thriller about a secret student council ruling through bullying and blackmail; angry and bold, but uneven.
★★★★☆
Queen of Tears is Park Ji-eun's 16-episode K-drama about a chaebol marriage on the brink, a lavish mix of in-law comedy, weepie and boardroom intrigue.
★★★★½
Raqeeb Se is Kashif Nisar's Hum TV drama about a woman who flees her marriage to the home of a man she once loved; a literate, sharply acted Pakistani serial.
★★★★½
Reply 1988 is a 20-episode Korean family drama about five households sharing one Seoul alley in the Olympic year, and one of the warmest coming-of-age series made.
★★★★☆
Rivals adapts Jilly Cooper's 1980s bonkbuster into a lavish, knowing British drama about a TV franchise war, with David Tennant as a gloriously hateful villain.
★★★★☆
Romance Is a Bonus Book is a gentle 16-episode K-drama set in a Seoul publishing house, where a divorced former copywriter restarts her career beside an old friend.
★★★★☆
Rooster is Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses's HBO campus comedy, starring Steve Carell as a best-selling novelist teaching at his daughter's New England college.
★★★½☆
Run Away is Netflix's eight-part Harlan Coben thriller about a father hunting for his addicted daughter, anchored by James Nesbitt even as the twists pile up.
★★★★☆
Sabaat is a polished Pakistani Urdu romance set in contemporary Karachi, where love, marriage and class pressure collide; stylish, addictive and a little overlong.
★★★★☆
Sacred Games, Netflix's first Indian original, pairs a Mumbai cop's race against catastrophe with a gangster's rise; a grimy, ambitious crime epic, uneven by season two.
★★★★½
Sang-e-Mah is Saife Hassan's visually ambitious Hum TV drama about honour and tribal custom in Pakistan's mountains, with Atif Aslam in a rare acting role.
★★★★☆
Sex Education is Laurie Nunn's four-season Netflix comedy about a teenager running a secret sex-advice clinic at school; frank, funny and unusually kind to its cast.
★★★★☆
Shadow and Bone is Netflix's two-season adaptation of Leigh Bardugo's Grishaverse, pairing a chosen-one fantasy with a heist crew who nearly steal the whole show.
★★★★★
Shōgun is FX's lavish retelling of James Clavell's novel about power in 1600 Japan, told largely in Japanese and anchored by Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai.
★★★★☆
Silo is Apple TV+'s dystopian mystery about ten thousand people sealed inside an underground bunker, led by Rebecca Ferguson as an engineer who questions its rules.
