TV Shows
We may be living in a golden age of TV, but panning through all the dross to find that gold can be time-consuming and tedious. For every much-discussed hit like The Good Place, Game of Thrones, or The Handmaid’s Tale, there are dozens of new original shows that barely tip the cultural needle. And with so many new streaming services emerging to compete with HBO, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and Disney+, it’s impossible to keep up with everything new to view. But The Verge’s TV section is ready to help. Our news, reviews, and interviews help you find the next Stranger Things or Black Mirror in time to keep up with the cultural conversation. And our essays and analysis invite you to consider the deeper context for what you’re watching.
The Halo show is nothing like the games, and that’s why it’s good
Halo’s showrunners earned criticism for saying they didn’t consider the games — they were right not to
The Halo show unmasks Master Chief to reveal yet another generic chosen one
Paramount Plus’ Halo show neither shocks nor awes
Ms. Marvel’s first trailer teases a cosmic take on Kamala Khan
The embiggening begins this June
Killing Eve rights itself and makes Eve the star again
Sandra Oh finally has something to do
Super Pumped is a bumpy Uber ride that gets lost on its way to being interesting
The Fight For Uber is Super Pumped’s first chapter