The Girlfriend: (Unhealthy) Love, Obsession, and Other Games

There’s a kind of show that doesn’t worry too much about whether every plot point adds up, it just pulls you in. The Girlfriend is exactly that.

Some shows pull you in with clever plotting. Others with atmosphere. Smoke succeeds in doing just enough on both fronts to keep you watching—even if you’re not always sure why.

FX's Alien Earth manages something rare: it revisits one of science fiction’s most recognisable cinematic worlds without falling into routine.

In Untamed, Eric Bana returns to terrain that suits him: morally uncertain, occasionally violent, and emotionally knotted.

Paradise is a mystery-thriller set in a small town where nothing is as it seems—because of course it isn’t. Paradise leans heavily into the whodunnit formula, with each episode peeling back another layer of intrigue, introducing new suspects, and keeping the tension just taut enough to keep you pressing “next episode

After a frustrating cancellation, Charlie Cox is back in the suit, Vincent D’Onofrio is back in the game, and we’re getting a continuation of (what I think is) one of the best superhero shows ever made.

I have been waiting for a Dune series that would truly immerse me in its universe, and Dune: Prophecy luckily delivered on my expectations. I can now say that this was not just another sci-fi adaptation, it was an experience. Dune: Prophecy felt right at home in the larger Dune universe.

The Pitt takes viewers inside the closed of world (dare I say 'ER'..) of a Pittsburgh hospital, where doctors and nurses navigate intense medical crises while balancing personal struggles and workplace politics.