True Detective boldly embraces the post-truth nature of storytelling, emphasizing the subjective experiences of its characters.
Unlike Walter’s descent into the criminal underworld, Jimmy McGill’s journey into becoming Saul Goodman offers a nuanced exploration of the human spirit.
Mr. Robot explores the integration of technology into society, exposing the hidden truths and psychological impacts of modern capitalism.
Ultimately, Omar illustrates the fundamental value of a personal code.
Ultimately, Breaking Bad achieved what Vince Gilligan wanted: showing a transformation.
Better Call Saul showcases the growing dissonance between the man Saul thinks he is trying to be and the toxic consequences he creates for others.
The Wire offers a stark critique of systemic corruption, showcasing the intersections of crime, politics, and bureaucracy in modern America.
The strange self-duplicating of the on-screen display becomes a viewing experience for the original viewers of the World on a Wire broadcast.