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Vox’s coverage of television shows, from runaway hits to streaming content to obscure titles.
BoJack Horseman ends with a muted blend of hope and horror, as only it can.
Switched on Pop’s Charlie Harding explains why The Witcher’s hit song can’t be bleat.
How Super Bowl Sunday’s most adorable tradition evolved from counterprogramming into a major event in its own right.
One Piece manga creator Oda Eiichiro will oversee the adaptation of his beloved series. Ganbatte, Oda-sama!
Sticks & Stones makes a point of punching down. Not everyone is applauding.
Watching The Goop Lab helped us understand why Goop survives despite its critics.
You can also pay $5 or $10 a month for “premium” versions. But the main selling point is free — like TV used to be.
The new reality show treats being fake on the internet like it’s normal. Good.
NBC’s entry into the streaming wars will offer a free tier, two paid tiers, and plenty of content.
It’s a Targaryen history lesson.
House of the Dragon isn’t the only Game of Thrones prequel. Here’s everything we know about them all.
Netflix’s Cheer will make you want to ruin your body for Coach Monica.
The apocalypse and grief aren’t so different, after all.
Showtime’s Couples Therapy resonated deeply with me. And when I talked to its main therapist, I realized why.
What to watch, play, read, and listen to when the world is a broken mess.
Just watch the trailer for her new Netflix series.
The next season, originally slated for fall 2020, will now debut after the next presidential election.
“Give me 30 seconds at the end of the program. That’s all I need to say goodbye,” Trebek told journalists.
The return of a familiar face brought drama and unpredictability to Peter Weber’s debut as the bachelor.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, HBO, and Fleabag all won big. But Netflix had some huge losses.
Fleabag, Succession, and Sam Mendes’s film 1917 all won big.
“I’m grateful to have lived in a moment in our society where choice exists.”
“Tonight, January 5, 2020, we’re not going to look back on this night in the history books.”
“Let’s have a laugh at your expense, shall we?”
Ricky Gervais returns as host for a record-breaking fifth time, and Netflix is poised to clean up.
The Golden Globes will take place this Sunday, January 5.
Lilly Singh, Issa Rae, and others have made the leap from online auteurs to bona fide TV personalities. What happens to others who hope to turn followers and views into mainstream careers? We talk to a few who tried.
From Midsommar to Twin Peaks to Hadestown, artists dreamed of a better world — but were stuck with the one we live in now.
From Fifty Shades to Veronica Mars, the last decade brought major changes to fandom culture.
Does wanting something somehow corrupt your desires? The biggest show on TV sure thought so.
The hacker drama used to be chilly. It went for sentiment in its last stretch of episodes — and succeeded wildly.
From the memes that broke the internet to the politics that broke us, Vox explains the moments that mattered this decade — on our fragile planet and beyond.
From Watchmen to Succession, from Fleabag to David Makes Man — these are the top shows of the year.
Henry Cavill and a lot of nude mages can’t save The Witcher.
The most influential show of the 2010s was ruined by one man’s dick.
Shows from Game of Thrones to Fleabag explain the planet, the country, and television in the 2010s.
Disney is coming for Netflix. Netflix is coming for the world.
One of the most exciting new shows of 2019 expands upon the DC Comics classic.