‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ is Broke, Brilliant, and Bingeable

Taylor Finnell • April 19, 2026

New comedy-drama 'Margo’s Got Money Troubles' premiered on Apple TV in a three-episode release with more to come weekly. Adapted from Rufi Thorpe’s 2024 novel, the show follows Margo (Elle Fanning), a college-age woman with a big dream to become a writer. 

Drug Mules, OnlyFans, and a Cybertruck in ‘Euphoria’ Season 3 Premiere

Taylor Finnell • April 14, 2026

The first episode of 'Euphoria' season three premiered Sunday night, after the show’s four-year hiatus, reintroducing viewers to the messy, dysfunctional drug-and sex-filled world of the young, Californian friend group.

‘Maul – Shadow Lord’ Excels in Characterization but Lacks in Plot

Jack Weynand • April 12, 2026

The Star Wars franchise had been on hiatus throughout 2026 so far, but it finally returned with the animated series 'Maul – Shadow Lord.'

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Loses Momentum in Season Two

Jack Weynand • March 29, 2026

Daredevil (Charlie Cox) officially joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Daredevil: Born Again, and that promise initially gave fans a lot to look forward to. Unfortunately, season two lost a little bit of that Marvel magic. 

‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ Successfully Marries Horror and Matrimony

Taylor Finnell • March 29, 2026

Netflix’s Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen premiered on March 26th. Produced by the Duffer Brothers—their first show since the end of Stranger Things—the eerie, dread-filled show keeps the viewer questioning exactly what they're watching.

Saturday Night Live UK’s Premiere Feels Oddly American

Taylor Belanich • March 26, 2026

Perhaps SNL will never return to the success of its premature peak, but despite this, the British production company Sky One decided now was as good a time as ever to launch their own version: Saturday Night Live UK.

‘Invincible’ Season 4 Delves Into the Nuanced Meaning of Heroism

Jack Weynand • March 20, 2026

Throughout its first three seasons, Invincible broke new ground for comic book adaptations in animation with its thematic depth and characterizations. Season 4 continues that trend as it explores what exactly makes a person a hero.

‘Katt Williams: The Last Report’: Conspiracies, Celebrities, and the Current Climate

Nicole Charbit Azpurua • February 12, 2026

Williams frames himself as a secular saint, an informant who has spent years infiltrating the halls of Hollywood just to bring the report back to us—it’s a brilliant framing device.

‘Love Is Blind’ Season 10 Is Not-So-Subtly Superficial

Taylor Belanich • February 12, 2026

After 10 seasons, it seems that a marriage success rate of 5 percent should be enough to reject the show’s hypothesis. Despite this, hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey continue to give new contestants the not-so-promising chance to find love—this time in Ohio. 

‘Bridgerton’ Season 4: Same Formula, New Brother

Taylor Finnell • February 1, 2026

Bridgerton is loved for its R-rated scenes and racy scenarios, but this season deters from that successful formula, being incredibly tame compared to the others. While the romance between Benedict and Sophie is sweet, they lack the intense flame that all other Bridgerton couples have. 

‘Wonder Man’ Lacks the Wonder of a Typical Marvel Project

Jack Weynand • January 29, 2026

The quality of productions from Marvel Studios has been wildly inconsistent after the ground-breaking success of Avengers: Endgame. Unfortunately for fans, Marvel’s latest TV show falls on the negative end of that spectrum. 

New Game of Thrones Spin-Off, ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,’ Has a Comforting Debut

Jack Weynand • January 22, 2026

In a universe typically full of dragons and drama, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms feels unusually normal, with ostensibly low stakes.