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In-depth reviews of the most-discussed shows on streaming and prestige television. We cover what aired this week, what arrived last month, and what we’ll still be talking about a year from now.

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Six deep reviews of the most-discussed prestige and streaming dramas of the current cycle — what works, what the awards bodies have done with each, and where to start watching.

Apple TV+ · 2022–present
Severance
Adam Scott’s ‘outie’ consents to a brain implant that gives him an ‘innie’ who knows nothing of life outside Lumon Industries. The smartest, most sustainably weird drama on television.
Best sustained mystery on TV
HBO · Anthology · 2021–present
The White Lotus
Mike White’s anthology resort series. Hawaii, Sicily, Thailand — rich Americans on holiday, locals serving them, and someone’s body in the lobby by the finale.
TV’s most reliable comedy of class
Netflix · UK miniseries · 2025
Adolescence
A 13-year-old boy is arrested for a stabbing murder. Each of the four episodes is filmed in a single uninterrupted take. Stephen Graham co-wrote it. Owen Cooper, in his debut, walked away with the youngest male Emmy ever.
Best four hours of TV in 2025
Max · Real-time medical · 2025–
The Pitt
Noah Wyle returns to the emergency room for the first time since ER — this time as the attending. Each episode is one hour of a single 15-hour shift.
Outstanding Drama Series 2025
Apple TV+ · British spy thriller · 2022–
Slow Horses
Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb, the most disgusting MI5 agent in fiction, running a department of agents he is paid to bore into resignation. Five seasons in, still capable of surprise.
Best spy show on television
Disney+ · Star Wars · 2022–2025
Andor
Tony Gilroy’s slow, adult, deeply unsentimental two-season prequel to Rogue One. Diego Luna plays a thief on the road to becoming a rebel.
The best Star Wars ever filmed

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Apple TV+
Severance · Slow Horses
HBO & Max
The White Lotus · The Pitt
Netflix
Adolescence
Disney+
Andor
FX
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