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Foundation Season 3 Episode 7 paid off a lot of this season and gave us new things to think on, while being this season’s best hour of TV.

Invasion Season 3 Episode 1, “The Ones We Leave Behind,” succeeds more than it fails but winds up just short of capturing viewers whole.

Alien Earth Episode 3 crafts characters that people are bound to care about, or at least be curious about moving forward.

The Echoes of Survivors: Inside Korea’s Tragedies is well-produced but suffers from a lack of balance and poor interviewing decisions.

Instead of solely focusing on the Xenomorph and other alien creatures, there’s also an emotional core to Alien Earth Episode 1 – 2.

Night Always Comes looks pretty and excels in one or two scenes, but the Netflix Original lacks in specificity of character and theme.

There’s been a ton of setup this season, but Foundation Season 3 Episode 6, titled “The Shape of Time,” is almost all payoff—in the best way

Prime Video’s Butterfly (2025) is Daniel Dae Kim’s best work and a spy thriller that shows that the streamer has its finger on the genre’s pulse.

While it isn’t perfect, Trigger’s approach to gun violence is thoughtful most of the time and well worth the discomfort it causes the viewer.

At the midpoint, Foundation Season 3 Episode 5 falls back into bad habits when it should be soaring with the event between Gaal and Dawn.