Every Friday we publish a short list of what to watch this weekend. And whenever inspiration strikes, a Mood Guide — a deep-dive into what to watch for a specific feeling.
First weekend of August. Summer's final act. Here are three picks worth your Saturday and Sunday.
Summer is winding toward its final stretch. Here are three picks worth the couch time this weekend.
Mid-July weekend. Here are three picks that respect your time and deliver something worth remembering.
Deep summer weekend. Here are three picks worth trading the heat for a couch and good TV.
Long weekend energy calls for specific viewing. Here are three picks for the hours before and after the fireworks.
One show nobody's talking about enough, one you absolutely need to see, and one that defies easy description. Good weekend.
Summer solstice weekend deserves something worth staying in for. Here are three picks that deliver.
Summer is settling in and the weekend calls for something good. Here are three picks that reward you for slowing down.
The streaming services are drowning us in mediocre content this week, so we dug up three things that were actually made with intention: a sci-fi mystery that got buried, a documentary that'll ruin your sleep schedule, and yes, we're recommending a rom-com.
We almost cut our first pick for being too safe, but sometimes safe is exactly the point. Plus: a Turkish thriller that'll ruin your sleep schedule and a documentary that makes tax fraud fascinating.
Memorial Day weekend calls for a specific kind of viewing — something that matches the loose, slightly-melancholy energy of a long weekend winding down.
Pre-long-weekend energy is its own thing. Here are three picks that justify staying in a little early.
Tired of shows that set up interesting premises and then hedge their bets? This week's picks are all in.
Not every great show announces itself loudly. This week's picks are the ones that reward you for slowing down.
It's Friday. You made it. Here are three picks that ask nothing of you except to sit back and enjoy.
August has a particular melancholy — the sun is still here but you can feel the turn coming. Here's what to watch with that feeling.
Grief and longing are specific feelings that need specific viewing. Here's what actually helps — and what makes it worse.
Real burnout needs real recovery. Here's what to watch when your brain has nothing left and you need television to do all the work.
It's late, your brain won't stop, and you've given up on sleep for now. Here's what to put on that won't make things worse.
Sometimes you need a show that reminds you what people are capable of. Here's what actually delivers that feeling.
Loneliness needs specific conditions to ease. The wrong show makes it worse. Here's what actually helps.
Summer heat has a way of flattening your brain. Here's what to watch when you need something good but can't handle anything demanding.
Sometimes the best thing television can do is make you forget everything and just laugh. Here's what actually delivers.
The AC is humming, your body finally feels human again, and you need something that matches this particular kind of relief—not lazy exactly, but definitely done pushing yourself for the day.
It's a perfect June evening and your phone is full of other people's plans. Before you spiral into social media comparisons, let's find something that makes being home feel like the choice you meant to make all along.
Long weekends are great until they're not. If you spent three days being 'on' and now need to decompress without actually doing anything, this one's for you.
The news is a lot. Your phone is not helping. Here's how to actually put it down — and what to watch instead.
Everything feels fine but nothing feels interesting. You need something that reminds you what it feels like to be genuinely excited about something.
Job offer pending. Test results coming. Big decision unmade. The waiting is its own kind of hard — here's what to watch while you're in it.
Anxiety needs specific conditions to quiet down. Here's what actually works — and why.