TV Reviews
TV reviews are our expertise. We provide a final rating and insight on TV shows of all genres, from network TV to original series on streaming platforms. Here is our extensive collection of reviews where we give our final opinion on many TV.
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Elite season 4 review – is this Netflix’s best soapy drama?
This review of Netflix’s Elite season 4 does not contain spoilers. Read the recap of the first episode. With a new year at Las Encinas...
Physical season 1 review – Rose Byrne elevates a lacklustre dramedy
This review of Physical on Apple TV+ is spoiler-free and based on the first three episodes. At first glance, Apple TV+’s latest original, Physical, looks...
So Not Worth It season 1 review – a vibrant, funny and diverse comedy k-drama
This review of the Netflix K-Drama series So Not Worth It season 1 does not contain spoilers — the comedy was released on June 18,...
The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals review – small world
The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals debuted on Netflix on June 18, 2021. Given current global goings-on, I’m not sure now is exactly the right...
The Gift season 3 review – an ambiguous if mostly satisfying final season
This review of The Gift season 3 is spoiler-free. Turkish Netflix Original The Gift, or Atiye, has prided itself on being a bit weird ever since it...
Elite Short Stories: Carla Samuel review – is it the final goodbye?
This review of Netflix’s Elite Short Stories: Carla Samuel does not contain spoilers. After three solid mini-seasons, Netflix releases the final Short Stories. Released as...
Record of Ragnarok season 1 review – a bloody good time
This review of the Netflix anime series Record of Ragnarok season 1 does not contain spoilers. With Netflix increasing its market share in anime aggressively...
Elite Short Stories: Omar Ander Alexis review – heart-breaking
This review of Netflix’s Elite Short Stories: Omar Ander Alexis contains no spoilers. The third of four short stories released as part of #EliteWeek on...
Black Summer season 2 review – lacklustre in parts, brilliant in others
This review of Netflix’s Black Summer season 2 does not contain spoilers. Maybe I was a tad harsh on Black Summer for its debut season....
Penguin Town review – a humorous and insightful docuseries
Netflix docuseries Penguin Town was released on the streaming service on June 16, 2021. There has definitely been an obsession around penguins over the last...
Katla review – a chilly Icelandic original dredges up volcanic mysteries
This review of Katla is spoiler-free. In Netflix’s new Icelandic original, Katla is the name of a subglacial volcano that has been erupting for a...
Elite Short Stories: Nadia Guzman review – unconventional, yet for different reasons
This review of Netflix’s Elite Short Stories: Nadia Guzman contains no spoilers. The first of four seasons of Elite Short Stories was a fresh and...
Workin’ Moms season 5 review – new problems, new challenges
This review of Netflix’s Workin’ Moms season 5 contains no spoilers. Read the ending explained. While we have probably moved past the point of explaining...
Trese season 1 review – a brilliant start to the adaptation with more to come
This review of the Netflix anime series Trese season 1 does not contain spoilers. Read the ending explained. Netflix continues with its momentum to gain...
Love, Victor season 2 review – a refreshing, important second instalment
This review of Hulu’s Love, Victor season 2 contains no spoilers — the drama will be released on the streaming service on June 11, 2021....
Lupin season 2 review – the second part oozes with purpose
This review of Netflix’s Lupin season 2 contains no spoilers — the second part will be released on the streaming service on June 10, 2021....
Human: The World Within review – facts with heart
It’s a balancing act; producing a documentary that appeals to everyone is a skill. Human: The World Within manages to walk the line between educating...
Dom season 1 review – a gripping saga of addiction and crime
This review of Dom season 1 is spoiler-free. Apparently based on a true story, Amazon’s clearly undermarketed new Brazilian crime saga Dom is well-worth checking...