tv Archives | ASTERIA MAGAZINE

“Drive to Survive” Season 7 : The Most Explosive Season Yet?

Netflix’s Drive to Survive is back with its seventh season, chronicling the drama, intrigue, and cutthroat competition of the 2024 Formula 1 season. Following a somewhat lackluster Season 6, which struggled to

March 8, 2025

Formula 1·SPORTS

Netflix’s “Running Point” is a Slam Dunk : Smart, Hilarious, and Utterly Addictive

If there’s one new show you absolutely need to watch, it’s Running Point. The latest Netflix gem, created by the powerhouse team of Mindy Kaling, Elaine Ko, Ike Barinholz, and David Stassen,

February 27, 2025

TV

Noah Centineo Shines in The Recruit’s Spectacular Second Season (Equalling Season One’s Greatness)

In a world brimming with espionage thrillers, Netflix’s The Recruit has carved out a distinctive niche, and season 2 not only meets but exceeds expectations. Noah Centineo once again proves his unparalleled

February 7, 2025

TV

Hell Yes, Harrison Ford Shines in Apple TV+’s Quirky Therapy Comedy, “Shrinking”

Apple TV+’s Shrinking aims to blend the irreverence of comedy with the emotional weight of grief and therapy, delivering a heartfelt exploration of healing and connection. Created by Brett Goldstein, Bill Lawrence,

January 18, 2025

TV

From Intrigue to Absurdity : The Critical Missteps of “Astrid et Raphaëlle” Season 5

The highly anticipated fifth season of Astrid et Raphaëlle, starring Lola Dewaere and Sara Mortensen, premiered on November 8, 2024, on France 2. Known for its unique blend of crime-solving and personal

January 15, 2025

TV

“Red Rose” on Netflix : A Dystopian Drama Rooted in Reality

The BBC Three drama Red Rose has emerged as a gripping blend of teen drama, social critique, and digital horror. Created by Michael and Paul Clarkson, the show places its unsettling narrative

January 3, 2025

TV

Squid Game Season 2: A Fatally Flawed Repetition of Tired Tropes and Surface-Level Storytelling

Squid Game Season 2 begins with the hope of something greater—a story that could delve deeper into the psychological torment, the societal critique, and the human desperation that characterized the first season.

December 29, 2024

TV

Suspense at Its Best : How “The Open House” Keeps You Guessing

Netflix’s The Open House invites audiences into a tension-filled narrative that teeters between the familiar beats of a thriller and the unsettling reality of an unseen menace. Directed by Matt Angel and

December 23, 2024

Movies

Morgane Alvaro comes to America : we explore eagerly French HPI and “High Potential”

When HPI: Haut Potentiel Intellectuel premiered on France’s TF1 network, it quickly became a standout in the crowded field of crime dramas. The series, created by Vincent Jamain and Laurent Tuel, brings

November 23, 2024

TV

Inside the battle of Barcelona : “Cobra Kai” Season 6 Part 2 raises the stakes

The second part of Cobra Kai’s final season arrives like a perfectly timed kick to the gut, propelling the series into its most action-packed and emotionally charged stretch yet. The prestigious Sekai

November 21, 2024

TV