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Tv Archive

Archives for February 2023

Culture
Netflix’s Perfect Match is a panopticon of sex and humiliationNetflix’s Perfect Match is a panopticon of sex and humiliation
Culture

Ceaseless watcher, gaze upon this wretched thing.

By Alex Abad-Santos
Culture
What rewatching old shows teaches us about ourselvesWhat rewatching old shows teaches us about ourselves
Culture

Returning to familiar TV shows is about more than nostalgia.

By Allie Volpe
Culture
Prestige TV can’t beat the experience of playing Last of UsPrestige TV can’t beat the experience of playing Last of Us
Culture

What The Last of Us on HBO misses — that the video game gets right.

By Mac Schwerin
Culture
Can more Harry Potter ever be okay?Can more Harry Potter ever be okay?
Culture

Is the magic of Hogwarts Legacy — or any new Harry Potter storyline — ever worth enabling JKR’s transphobia?

By Aja Romano
Culture
What to watch this winter when there’s nothing to watchWhat to watch this winter when there’s nothing to watch
Culture

The underrated, underwatched shows you’re missing out on.

By Marin Cogan, Constance Grady and 6 more

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