Rage (2025)

Everything on “Rage” escalates, quickly, and the behaviors are extreme — and exciting. While the characters are motivated by pain, the show itself is bright and funny, colorful and surprising.

[Some] characters could have been handled as one-note punchlines. But the writer-director smartly avoids those broad strokes without ever watering down the mischief, fun, brightness, and excellently scored energy that make Rage worth tuning in to in the first place.

While the structure of Rage is sometimes dizzying, the performances by the show’s cast make it compelling to watch, as are the connections they all have with each other.