The Mandalorian – Season Three [2023]
Did we really need a new season of The Mandalorian? Not really. Did I enjoy the third outing from the Star Wars franchise? Mostly yes.
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Did we really need a new season of The Mandalorian? Not really. Did I enjoy the third outing from the Star Wars franchise? Mostly yes.
The final season of Star Trek: Picard is what the show should have been all along. Yes, it’s not perfect, but it is almost there.
Tiny Beautiful Things will hit you when you’re the least expecting it. The Hulu series is a hidden gem with amazing performances.
Salon Zahra represents the new wave of Lebanese series. Funny with a cause (that is not war), visually fresh, and certainly well produced.
Murder of God’s Banker is shocking to say the least. The documentary reveals a lot in a great pacing and some dramatization.
Ray Donovan goes through a great transformation with the second part of its seasons. The show finds its footing.
Shrinking was an extremely pleasant surprise that I didn’t expect to enjoy. Ted Lasso meets Dollface wrapped in extra sarcasm.
Unprisoned is awkward, and not in a clever way. I really wanted to like the show, but it felt like a huge and boring TED talk.
Ray Donovan grows on you. Like the titular character’s anger, the show gets better with each new season on Showtime.
Brando el Sharq is a decent Lebanese series on MBC’s Shahid. But the dramady falls into familiar tropes that make it difficult to watch.
The Bear was honestly a pleasant surprise that triggers anxiety. A hidden study in processing grief. Can’t wait for the second season.
Bad Sisters on Apple TV+ is an Irish series that grows on you. Rough in the beginning, addictive halfway through, with a surprising outcome.
The Mosquito Coast is the definition of how to ruin a great show with a mediocre second season.