Romance

The Crow Club Episode 3 did a lot to move Vann and Rakkhun’s story forward, pacing and narrative issues keep it from being as good as it could be.

The Crow Club Episode 2, while focusing on Vann and Rakkhun, shows that seeds far deeper than a simple ghost story are taking root.

The Love Hypothesis hits every mark that it needs to and finds its heart in the respect and care it shows between lovers and friends. 

Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You shows off a superb pair of protagonists, the perpetually tired Sasaki and abrasive Yamada.

The Crow Club Episode 1 sets up a series that is willing to lean into the attraction, feed into the taboo, and still tell an interesting story.

Angourie Rice and Spike Fearn are an unlikely duo searching for true love, and how to disprove it exists, in the flawed but sweet Finding Emily.

 All The Truth In My Lies revels in its drama and sheer embrace of the messiness that follows whilst its characters figure things out.

Our Sticky Love can’t quite unstick itself from its pacing and stretched out story. But you can’t deny the chemistry between its leads.

Featuring masterful chemistry between the leads, the necessary romance, a delightfully unhinged premise, and plenty of laughs, One Night Only just works.

Heartstopper Forever isn’t just the best representation of queer romance; it’s also the healthiest look at the messiness of life on TV.