Series
Limited Series and season reviews from all around the world. Every review is under 1 minute read.
Murder of God’s Banker – Limited Series [2022]
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 – Season Four, Five, Six and Seven [2016 – 2019]
Ray Donovan goes through a great transformation with the second part of its seasons. The show finds its footing.
Shrinking – Season One [2023]
Shrinking was an extremely pleasant surprise that I didn’t expect to enjoy. Ted Lasso meets Dollface wrapped in extra sarcasm.
Unprisoned – Season One [2023]
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 – Season One, Two and Three [2013 – 2015]
Ray Donovan grows on you. Like the titular character’s anger, the show gets better with each new season on Showtime.
Brando el Sharq – براندو الشرق – Season One [2023]
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 – Season One [2022]
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 – Season One [2022]
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 – Season Two [2022]
The Mosquito Coast is the definition of how to ruin a great show with a mediocre second season.
Halo – Season One [2022]
Halo, the series is a decent watch for video games lovers. I’ve never played the games, but I really enjoyed the show…mostly.
Black Bird – Limited Series [2022]
Black Bird was surprisingly good and creepy. It starts as a regular crime show, but halfway through, you can’t but get creeped out.
Criminal Minds: Evolution – Season 16 [2022]
Criminal Minds: Evolution is an evolution of the franchise that humanizes the main cast, ups the stakes, but misses on some smaller marks.
Welcome to Chippendales – Limited Series [2022]
Welcome to Chippendales benefits from some star power, but the show could have been much more if it took the risk. Sadly, it didn’t.