The Curse’s persistence to constantly push narrative tension to the brink of chaos makes it a wildly entertaining, thematically rewarding experience from start to finish.

Justified: City Primeval has more grippingly precarious stakes than its predecessor. Whether it’s the ugliness of this new city’s underbelly, or the deeper nerves struck by more thorough character development, Timothy Olyphant succeeds at every opportunity to draw Justified viewers in.

Minx was nixed in the midst of the streaming age’s sea changes by HBO Max. Thankfully, Starz picked up the show and let the brilliantly socially conscious writers, period detail-oriented set and wardrobe designers, and this rollicking cast build on the first season’s promise.

​Carmy and Sydney are back in their crumbling kitchen in the second season of this critically and commercially acclaimed culinary-based series.

A 13-foot-tall teenage giant named Cootie emerges after spending his childhood in hiding in I’m a Virgo, an ambitious new Amazon Prime Video series from quirky creator-director Boots Riley.

Murderer, rapist, master manipulator, and primary antagonist Tommy Lee Royce makes his most audacious ploy yet in the third and final season of the hit crime drama Happy Valley.

This bold six-part music docuseries elevates the way we talk about rap and hip hop and its accompanying culture. Taking its name from the Spotify playlist RapCaviar, the series acts as its companion tackling long overdue questions through the experience of a handful of the playlist’s most popular acts.

Plenty of things keep happening on High Desert, but it’s often hard to understand why. Patricia Arquette’s new dramedy is high and dry and not in a good way.

Atlanta‘s “Paper Boi” turns FBI agent in this alternating timeframe spy series which also stars House of Cards’ Kate Mara as a combat nurse and The Deuce‘s Sepideh Moafi as the trio’s tech wizard.