The 2010s might have been the end of Saturday morning network cartoons, but it was also the dawn of a new age. Cartoons of the 2010s turned to cable and streaming. With fewer restraints, it was a chance to make cartoons capable of far more than selling some toys and cramming in a moral lesson.
Star Trek: The Next Generation is my generation's Trek. It was and remains my favorite series in the franchise, and not too long ago I finally realized my dream of owning the full series remastered on Blu-ray.
The weekend is finally here! It's time to load up Netflix and enjoy a good binge-watch. But don't doomscroll through the menus trying to find something perfect—I've rounded up three shows that I enjoyed, all of which make for excellent weekend viewing.
The original Star Trek series was revolutionary. It changed how people thought of sci-fi on television, and it pushed the envelope in other ways as well. It was social commentary, and it wasn't pulpy or campy like what had come before.
Apple TV+ is one of my favorite streaming services because it prioritizes quality over quantity, with excellent shows like Severance, Silo, and Shrinking (plus others that don't begin with the letter "s").
HBO Max is home to some of the funniest original shows of this century. With sketch comedies, stand-up specials, animated series, and more, it’s easy to find something that’ll turn your giggle box upside down.
Epic series that span many seasons have their place, but sometimes you just want to start and finish an entire show over a single weekend. That's why I've rounded up three of my favorite TV shows on Hulu that won't take long to binge.
HBO Max can't decide on a name to stick with. The service changed its name to Max in 2023 and recently reverted to HBO Max. This shift is so frustrating that even Warner Bros. has poked mild fun at this strange change in their social media posts.
Everyone I know has had a show they love get axed by Netflix. The streamer is absolutely ruthless in that regard, but the problem is that these cancelations create a feedback loop that means we’re only going to see more of them.
Netflix has built a terrible reputation for canceling TV shows without giving them a chance to find their audience or tie up their loose ends. There are far too many canceled shows to list them all, but here are some of the most promising TV shows that Netflix canceled way too soon.
The first season of The Last of Us was not only a fantastic video game adaption, it was also one of the best shows of 2023. The second season, which is currently airing weekly, is shaping up to be equally good—it's gripping, shocking, and emotional.
While we all know about big-name shows like Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad, there are plenty of hidden gems that deserve your time too.
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