Pedo trash. Couldn’t stomach more than 2 episodes.

Some much-needed representation for those friends who are always referred to by their full name for some reason

Lowkey feels like the spiritual successor to Faking It

Very much a return to form for Black Mirror. I was never a doomer about the state of the show, but this season is a noticeable improvement on the last few. My ranking for the episodes would roughly go: 1. Eulogy - By far the standout of the season. I love how small the scope is and how human the co

Kind of a mess tbh. For sure enjoyable at times, but you can definitely feel the “CW effect” (I know it’s not CW, but anyone who has seen a CW show knows what I mean). The show is carried by the two leads, particularly Tandy. It’s honestly a credit to her acting that she made so many unlikable decis

Ensemble cast trapped in a fight to the death, you will always be famous

This show has really found its groove. Keep it coming, I say.

Holds up incredibly well on rewatch. A great character study on Wanda and the power of grief. The sitcom approach is unique and generally well executed (although the first two episodes make for a slow start, playing more as straightforward sitcom parodies while offering little else). And while it oc

DC really needs to stop trying to make Peacemaker happen. Although that’s the least of this show’s problems.

Say what you want about the show, but the action choreography here is absolutely top-notch. I thought Sol & Qimir were great characters too. I enjoyed this much more than the soul-less Kenobi, Boba Fett, & Ahsoka shows. I think I liked it even more than The Mandalorian. Not incredibly high bars, but

Really went downhill after episode 5, which itself was the highlight of the season. I could not care less about the Staircase project or any of the character drama subplots. Will’s entire plotline felt tacked on and folded into the main plot in a very contrived way. And it seemed like they cared mor

Ella Purnell did a great job turning what could’ve been a very grating character into someone endearing and funny

It’s at its best when it leans into absurdist/surrealist humor. Would love to see Boots Riley direct an episode.

Peak camp

I would’ve enjoyed this a lot more if it were just the first four episodes stretched into a full season. I was very uninvested in the Mi-mo subplot. #Mo-miDidNothingWrong

A commentary on the cyclic nature of war AND cool titan fights!?

You can definitely feel the lack of Kate Herron, but overall still pretty enjoyable. A wonderful & poignant ending for Loki.

Seems like they really wanted to make an alien nature documentary, but unfortunately they forgot to add in any interesting characters

The first 3 episodes were great, but the show quickly goes off the rails in the last half. For having started the show because I saw it had a gay main character, I found myself pretty unengaged with Dolph’s storyline, and ended up caring much more for Bullfrog & Rayman’s storylines. Bullfrog and Ray