Meghan O'Keefe

East of Eden‘s early episodes could feel slow, but the performances are so rich, the writing so poetic, and the cinematography so lush, it’s impossible not to feel swept away. Now, whether this is your version of Steinbeck’s classic, is up to you. On it’s own, it stands as top tier television.

HBO’s War is heaven: an absolute blast of a TV show.

The Season 2 premiere unfortunately dabbles in one of our least favorite Outlander tropes: the consistent need to separate the core lovers on dubious grounds. .... Nevertheless, we are suckers for this story. .... So we can forgive some narrative indulgences.

While Lanterns comes with plenty of nods to the comics, you don’t need to do homework to keep up with what’s going on. It’s a beautifully crafted drama for adults. The performances are gloriously mature and the characters’ relationships are realistically complex.

Addictive, decadent, and never boring, The Shards is Ryan Murphy’s next mega hit. Be there or be square.

It’s an absolutely charming family drama that will either hook you with its tender heart or infuriate you for not being “your” Little House.

House of the Dragon Season 3 transcends television and is sheer explosive entertainment.

Let Rebecca Hall guide you down a rabbit hole of auditory madness — and maybe a kind of ecstasy? — in The Listeners. We heard you’re gonna love it.

Rafa is hardly the first documentary following the final days of an athlete’s career, but it’s one of the only ones that feels brave enough to show the depth of sacrifice made for glory.

The Other Bennet Sister is hands down the best Austen-inspired series to hit television in years, if not decades, surpassing the likes of Masterpiece on PBS’s Sanditon. Its fresh approach to classic material only enhances Austen’s enduring genius.