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Genera+ion Doesn't Give Its Characters the Depth They Deserve
The cut-and-paste portrayals of queer identity in HBO Max’s new series provide visibility—but not substance. http://www.wired.com/ -
City of Ghosts Is a Better Way to See LA—and Everywhere Else
Animator Elizabeth Ito’s series is a snuggly, funny fighter for telling the diverse stories that shape a city. http://www.wired.com/ -
Netflix’s Marriage or Mortgage Is Maddening
The streaming service’s latest glossy reality show is so ill-suited to the present moment, you might find yourself yelling at ... -
The Wilds Is Lost With Whip-Smart Teen Drama
Like its spiritual predecessor, Amazon’s new show is full of secrets. Unlike it, the series doesn’t get bogged down in ... -
How to With John Wilson Is the Year’s Best Nature Documentary
The new HBO docuseries is an observational marvel, capturing New York and its residents in vulnerable, honest moments. It’s also ... -
All Baby Yoda Does Is Coo and Destroy Things
It’s time to face it: The Child has taken a dark turn. http://www.wired.com/ -
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/
