Akriti Painuly 
I’ve been to counselling, as have many others around the world. Since the sixth grade, I have been seeing the same therapist. When you have been seeing a therapist for an extended period of time, it is inevitable that you will begin to hear about … Read more
The stakes have slowly risen with each season of Servant, a show created by M. Night Shyamalan and Tony Basgallop that is often absurd but still nasty. What began as a story about a family coping with a devastating loss by hiring a mystery live-in … Read more
It is neither a reboot nor a sequel to “Scream,” the groundbreaking 1996 meta-slasher film with which it shares a title. The new film is a requel, a term the film diligently defines. A requel is an extension of a series that straddles the line … Read more
The fourth season premiere of The Crown on Netflix features one of the most memorable character introductions of the entire series. Prince Charles (Josh O’Connor) has just arrived at Sarah Spencer’s vast family estate, which is as forlorn as it is opulent. Sarah’s younger sister, … Read more
Several minutes into Yellowjackets, a journalist (Rekha Sharma) poses a very enticing query. She asks a subject with a secretive tone, “So, what do you believe actually occurred out there?” It is the series’ central enigma, its initial allure, and the reason to continue watching. … Read more
The final episode of “Atlanta” will premiere on FX on November 10; it is a very strong and well-made program. And if it no longer feels quite as monumental as it did in its early stages, that also suits it well. This statement requires clarification, … Read more
“Super Charged: The Fight for Uber,” The Showtime limited series on Travis Kalanick’s tenure as CEO of the ridesharing startup is governed by a basic either-or premise. At the expense of his employees’ well-being and physical safety, as well as ethics, labor practices, and the … Read more
The sun has set on Good Girls, and the narrative appears to be gaining its footing once more. In the fourth season’s fifteenth episode, “We’re Even,” Good Girls begins to desperately claw back some character development. Annie is beginning to determine what she desires, as … Read more
On the surface, the popularity of Industry (BBC One) is perplexing. At its best, the banking-and-wanking drama is as stressful as drinking ten double espressos and then having to give a speech in public while nude and unprepared. I barely comprehend the conversation, especially about … Read more
In the interconnected world of prestige television, a popular remedy for the sophomore slump is to go darker. Some programmes follow this literally, such as “Ozark” with its murky visual pattern, whilst others, such as “13 Reasons Why” with its repetitive circle of teen suicide, … Read more