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I’ve never taken much interest in the royal family, despite it being almost impossible to avoid reading about them in…

Stranger Things 4 is trying to expand the mythos of the series. It’s beginning to coalesce somewhat-incongruent threads from across the previous three seasons in time for the forthcoming finale.

During the release of Bridgerton season one, I paid it no mind. Aristocratic period dramas are fairly low on my list of what types of fiction seem worthwhile today.

In Netflix’s Russian Doll (2019), Nadia Vulvokov (Natasha Lyonne, also co-creator, writer and director) and Alan Zaveri (Charlie Barnett) find themselves…

During the last decade, from Orange is the New Black to Bojack Horseman, Netflix seemed to be paving the way for media production and distribution.

Bo Burnham’s body of work and his wider place in Millennial culture, with its self-conscious dorkiness and privatised emotion, its all-encompassing…

The ins-and-outs of the Netflix Originals house style are not why The Umbrella Academy is terrible.

When my grandmother died, I remembered a pile of puzzle books she’d bought for me while I was studying halfway…

Cobra Kai seemed to pull off the impossible. After 3 lacklustre sequels and a disappointing reboot, it was a TV…

After two years of torturous waiting, The Witcher season 2 has finally arrived. This is the second series of everyone’s…