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Why The Queen’s Gambit Is the No. 1 Netflix Show Right Now
The new miniseries, based on the book by Walter Tevis, revels in the joy of watching someone else play a ... -
Television Like 'The Boys' Is Destroying You
It’s not blowing your mind. It’s bludgeoning you with shock. http://www.wired.com/ -
Netflix's 'Social Distance' Captures All Your Quarantine Feels
With its all-too-familiar webcam views and smartphone shots, Jenji Kohan’s new show turns Covid-19 isolation into a drama everyone can ... -
Hulu's 'Monsterland' Is America
The show, with each episode set in a different American city, is about decay—moral, physical, civilizational. http://www.wired.com/ -
The 15 TV Shows You Need to Binge This Fall
The state of Fall TV is … iffy. Here are a few new shows—and some timeless classics—to help you fill ... -
'Raised By Wolves' Questions Whether Humanity Can Be Saved
Ridley Scott’s new HBO Max show struggles to determine if people and society are doomed. http://www.wired.com/ -
Netflix's 'Ratched' Is a Plea for Mental Health Care
The show attempts to address flaws in the health care system—and in failing to do so, proves how much more ... -
Hulu's New Comedy 'Woke' Is Perfectly Absurd
The show, starring Lamorne Morris, is just too weird to ever feel preachy. Phew. http://www.wired.com/ -
What’s It Like to Be Canceled by Netflix?
It sucks! WIRED catches up with Lisa Hanawalt, the creator of Tuca & Bertie. http://www.wired.com/ -
The Transgressive, Progressive Utopia of Summer Television
Genre-bending series like I May Destroy You and Lovecraft Country may be rooted in pain, but they’re also thrillingly hopeful. ...
