The Gilded Age has always been a show that’s lived in the shadow of its far superior forbearer, Downton Abbey. That’s never been more evident than with this current season, which though completely watchable and mostly entertaining, is the weakest season of either series.

The Duster is a fast, red car.

Will it get you very far?

Or is this show about the Duster

Really simply quite lackluster.

Dept. Q might be the most recent bingeable program Netflix has released, but I think we need to go over whether or not it’s actually any good.

Nearly three years after an amazing first season, Andor has returned. Unfortunately for fans of those initial 12 episodes, the second, and final, season of Andor is a major letdown.

I’m not typically one to write-up anything about a show after only watching one episode, but the premiere of Dope Thief is so cliché and subpar that it merits this post.

Yikes. Sometimes a finale really can spoil an entire season. This was unfortunately the case with the third season of The White Lotus.

For viewers with an appetite for more emotional television that isn’t always an easy watch you’d be hard-pressed to find a better program in recent memory than Netflix’s newest hit.

If you’re in the mood for a decent, grim Western, then Netflix’s newest 6-episode series might be just what you’re looking for.

With a subpar plot and bland characters, Season 2 of a once-promising series is a big letdown.