Dr. Stone: Season 1 – Review
As a scientific experiment, Nic binged anime on a Thursday night. Is Dr. Stone an incredible discovery, or does it hit rock bottom? Read our review.
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Living with Yourself: Season 1 – Review
Kelsey considering not reviewing the latest Paul Rudd Netflix jaunt, but she wasn’t sure if she could live with herself. See her review of ‘Living with Yourself’ here.
The Boys: Season 1 – Review
Superhero fatigue has not yet kicked in, but if it does, the violent carnage of ‘The Boys’ could be a catharsis. For now, how do the anti-heroes fair against the long line of supes that came before them? Nic reviews.
Stranger Things: Season 3 – Review
Our favourite gang of kids is getting older, and now they have to face their most daunting challenge yet—dating. Oh, and also the Mindflayer.
Black Mirror: Season 5 – Review
Right on the back of the interactive standalone ‘Bandersnatch’, Black Mirror has dropped season 5 with no warning—albeit with fewer episodes. Is this season worse off for its limited production time, or is the quality still there? Ciaran reviews.
Good Omens: Season 1 – Review
Novel-to-screen adaptations are difficult in the best of times, let alone when dealing with material like Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s ‘Good Omens’. And yet, the series’ television adaptation is giving us… positive portents.
Game of Thrones: Season 8, Part 2 – Review
It’s one of the most talked about television events of the decade, and it seems everyone has an opinion on the finale of HBO’s juggernaut, ‘Game of Thrones.’ Here is ours.
Game of Thrones: Season 8, Part 1 – Review
After three, jam-packed episodes, Nic thought it was finally time to review the latest season of ‘Game of Thrones’ so far. Warning: there be SPOILERS ahead.
The Umbrella Academy: Season 1 – Review
After a purge of its Marvel content, Netflix has moved on to the more bizarre world of ‘The Umbrella Academy.’ Is it barking mad or a stroke of brilliance? Nic reviews.
Sex Education: Season 1 – Review
Teen-dramedy ‘Sex Education’ attempts to reconcile the awkwardness of adolescence with the complexities of the human need to, well… get jiggy. A lame comedy, or something more? Kelsey reviews.