Are you in the mood for some dystopian post-apocalyptic science fiction? Or maybe you want a good political CIA thriller? Perhaps you’d like nothing more than the perfect show to watch while you enjoy a nice glass of wine.

I’m not quite so sure we’re still in the new “Golden Age of Television,” but with the “Streaming Wars” definitely raging on (with seemingly no end in sight), there’s no shortage of shows to watch. Here are three shows from 2023 that deserve your immediate attention!

In honor of Netflix announcing an end to its DVD-by-mail service, let’s take a look at a pair of worthwhile television shows that you can stream on the platform today. No postal service assistance necessary.

I’d heard about the psychological thriller, You, over the past couple of years, but never got around to sitting down and giving it a try until this past month. Unfortunately, it’s a big stinky mess that you should steer clear of.

The final episode of the first season of The Last of Us aired last night on HBO, meaning it’s time to reflect back on the series based on the now 10-year-old hit video game.

As we close out 2022, let’s take one last look at some of the best (and the worst) that the year had to offer.

After watching Hulu’s ten episode psychological thriller, I have some pretty strong feelings on what the series gets right and what keeps it from being a really great show.

Season 6.5 of Better Call Saul is getting fantastic reviews, but is the show really the television masterpiece it’s hyped up to be?

I’ve given up. I’ve thrown in the towel. I’ve waved the white flag. I will no longer be watching Netflix’s Stranger Things. I made it through the first four and a half episodes of Season 4, but I just can’t do it anymore.

There are four seasons (44 episodes) worth of Ozark on Netflix right now— should you start watching this family crime/thriller today?

The midseason finale of the final season of Better Call Saul just aired this past week, and while reviews for the show are overwhelmingly positive, I can’t think of many shows I’ve found less enjoyable over the past year or so. Here are the four main reasons Season 6 is a total disaster.

It’s time to take a look at three shows you could be watching right now. These three shows, which all came out within the past few months, might be just what you’re looking for!

Netflix has already renewed Vikings: Valhalla for two more seasons, but is it really worth watching?

Archive 81 is a show that I feel pretty mixed about. There are some elements of the show that I liked a lot and that I think were well done, but I definitely have some harsh critiques too.

Reacher is Amazon’s new, eight episode action, suspense/mystery show based off of the first novel in the Jack Reacher book series. While it starts out pretty okay in the first few episodes, particularly because of its entertaining titular hero, the show quickly becomes very, very ludicrous.

Friday Night Lights tells the story of the Dillon Panthers, one of the country’s top football teams, and its players and coach. While the show’s title might suggest the main focus of the show is football, the heart of the show is really its characters.

Season 6 of The Expanse is a short and mediocre conclusion to a show that at its height was a good, if not very good, series.

I’ll do a more in-depth look at this season and on The Expanse as a whole in a few days once I finish the season/series, but so far these episodes have been good, but not great.