Rafaela Bassili

How come every unsavory character in this mess has an established rapport with Roger?

It sure looks like George has lost his mind.

The outlook for the season dramatically improves with a brewing boatmance and the exit of everyone’s least favorite brat.

A revamped Down Under returns with the perfect premiere: Captain Jason, a mostly new crew, and plenty of crying, throwing up, and general distress.

Dolours Price and her friends inherit their parents’ armed struggle when they join the IRA, but that doesn’t stop them from finding moments of joy.

Nino’s spell over Lenù is finally broken, and everything else in her life comes rushing forward.

Somehow, Nino’s despicable behavior never fails to be shocking.

Pachinko’s characters have been forced to make choices while enduring tragedy — the finale is all about the consequences of those choices.

The show’s pace threatens to short-change the smaller parts of the story that I care about most.

It’s a monumental episode in the relationship between Lenù and Lila and the earthquake that struck Italy, but the show’s depictions feel narrow.