Greg MacArthur

Based on season 1's top-tier quality, Legends could become Netflix's next crime franchise if the weekend viewership matches its acclaim.

I really wanted to like this series and hoped it would improve on its adequate first season, but it just became too consistently frustrating and was an overall disappointment. It's not a major disappointment, but it's still a letdown because it's trying to be too much of everything and not enough of one thing.

Ultimately, if you enjoyed Jury Duty season 1, you're almost guaranteed to enjoy season 2, as it increases the scale of the Emmy-nominated series, while also enhancing it with more entertaining scenarios and memorably hilarious characters.

With its too-classic feel and overly-modern design, Hijack season 2 is engaging but simply unremarkable, and better binge-watched in March.

Plurbius may demand endured patience, but the rewarding sci-fi slow burn will keep you guessing with relentless fervor and intellectual stimulation.

Murdaugh is more full-bodied and thoughtfully crafted than most true-crime stories, including the others on Hulu.

This isn't just a completely botched series; it's senseless, perverse, and exists outside the realm of narrative entertainment because there's absolutely no one to root for and nothing for viewers to walk away with.

Above all, what Black Rabbit demonstrates more than anything might be one of the rarest qualities in any modern streaming series, especially on Netflix – artistic vision and care. The various minute visual details and narrative subtleties will reward attentive viewers with an array of plants and payoffs.

Every last frame becomes naturally compelling and leaves viewers wanting more after seven episodes. Task proves that the HBO + Ingelsby formula is one of modern television's safest bets. It's hands down the best drama series of the 2026 Emmy pool and a can't-miss show this September.

There's truly never a dull moment in the first four episodes of Dexter: Resurrection. The multifaceted story is endlessly compelling, the various supporting cast members are exceptional in highly dynamic roles, and the sharp editing and great soundtrack create a snappy, immersive rhythm.