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Love Is Blind’s fourth season is its villain era

The Netflix dating show’s contestants are not okay.

By Alex Abad-Santos

The case for Rick and Morty

By Sam Thielman

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Season 4 of Succession is going to be a bloodbath

By Whizy Kim

The Vanderpump Rules cheating scandal, for people who have never watched the show

By Alex Abad-Santos

Party Down’s new season says hustle culture is a scam

By Alissa Wilkinson

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

By Alex Abad-Santos

What rewatching old shows teaches us about ourselves

By Allie Volpe

Prestige TV can’t beat the experience of playing Last of Us

By Mac Schwerin

Can more Harry Potter ever be okay?

By Aja Romano

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The Last of Us: What you need to know about the show and game

By Vox Staff

What to watch this winter when there’s nothing to watch

By Gabriela Fernandez, Allie Volpe, and 6 more

Peacock’s The Traitors should be your new reality TV obsession

By Alex Abad-Santos

A Night Court reboot review from Night Court’s biggest fan

By Sara Morrison

The old man-ification of TV is here

By Aja Romano

Hulu’s Kindred solves the Handmaid’s Tale problem

By Constance Grady

Why we’re relitigating the Casey Anthony case now — and why we shouldn’t

By Aja Romano

Is the right winning the comedy wars?

By Constance Grady

Star Wars’ evil Empire can feel a little corny — but then came Andor

By Sonia Saraiya

The White Lotus’s explosive season finale, explained

By Alex Abad-Santos

Netflix’s Harry and Meghan docuseries brings nothing new to the table

By Constance Grady

Why is Hulu’s Fleishman Is in Trouble so boring?

By Constance Grady

The White Lotus is reinventing the ugly American tourist

By Alex Abad-Santos

The surreal true crimes behind Hulu’s Welcome to Chippendales

By Aja Romano

How Love Is Blind became a horror show

By Alex Abad-Santos

Does it matter how real The Crown is?

By Aja Romano

Sex, death, and apocalypse meet in season 2 of The White Lotus

By Alissa Wilkinson

House of the Dragon season finale: The dragons come home to roost

By Aja Romano

House of the Dragon never lets you forget the ways men objectify women

By Aja Romano

House of the Dragon’s tense, awkward family reunion

By Aja Romano

House of the Dragon passes enmity from parents to children

By Aja Romano

What do true crime series like Dahmer owe the victims?

By Aja Romano

House of the Dragon gives us a time jump, a season reset, and two horrible childbirths

By Aja Romano

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House of the Dragon and the Targaryen family, explained

HBO’s Game of Thrones prequel reveals a period of turbulence and upheaval for Daenerys’s formidable family.

By Aja Romano

Netflix’s Partner Track could have been a powerful examination of racism at work

By Li Zhou

House of the Dragon’s green dress signals a major series turning point

By Aja Romano

The racist backlash to The Little Mermaid and Lord of The Rings is exhausting and extremely predictable

By Aja Romano

House of the Dragon’s moral lesson of the week: Sex is always political

By Aja Romano

In House of the Dragon, the king’s weakness is everyone’s loss

By Aja Romano

In The Rings of Power, it’s not horrifying to be a woman

By Rebecca Jennings

Where we’re spending our screentime, in 3 charts

By Peter Kafka and Rani Molla

TV shows keep making the loser in a love triangle bi

By Constance Grady