La serie avanza hacia su final mezclando inercia, repetición y con la emoción justa para que el viaje todavía funcione. Disponible en Netflix.
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Series: crítica de «Stranger Things – Temporada 5 / Volumen 2», de los hermanos Duffer (Netflix)
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‘Stranger Things’ Season 5 Volume 2 Review: Running Up That Hill to the Finish Line
As the series heads toward its finale, it keeps running on momentum, repetition, and just enough emotion to make the climb worthwhile. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘Made in Korea’ Review: A Sleek Espionage Drama Set in Turbulent Times (Hulu)
A hijacked plane, rival undercover agents, and a turbulent political era collide in this sleek Korean espionage series inspired by real events.
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‘Adolescence’ Review: A Real-Time Crime Story That Exposes the Dark Side of Teen Life
What begins as a technical stunt evolves into a relentless examination of social media, misogyny and the quiet brutality shaping teenage lives. Streaming on Netflix.
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Best Series of 2025: What Was Actually Worth Watching
In a year defined by excess, formulas, and platform sprawl, this list filters the global avalanche of series to highlight the titles that managed to rise above the noise.
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Balance 2025: Top 60 de series (+ extras)
En un año marcado por el exceso, las fórmulas y la dispersión entre plataformas, esta lista filtra la avalancha global de series para destacar aquellos títulos que lograron sobresalir por encima del ruido.
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‘The Eternaut’ Review: A Landmark Argentine Adaptation Finally Comes Alive
The long-awaited series based on the graphic novel created by Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Francisco Solano López finally arrives in serialized form, starring Ricardo Darín, Carla Peterson, and César Troncoso. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘The Rehearsal’ Review: Nathan Fielder’s Comedy of Control and Anxiety
In its second season, the series turns Nathan Fielder’s obsession with control, communication and fear into an even more elaborate experiment, blurring reality and fiction until the show becomes a deeply personal—and unsettling—comedy.
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Series: reseña de «Made in Korea», de Woo Min-ho (Disney+)
Inspirada en un secuestro real, Made in Korea cruza espionaje, política y crimen en un thriller elegante ambientado en la Corea de los años 70.
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Series: reseña de «Pluribus: La chica o el mundo», de Vince Gilligan (Apple TV)
En el episodio final de la primera temporada de la serie, una confrontación decisiva revela el precio de la individualidad y empuja a Carol a preguntarse si la libertad puede existir sin vínculos afectivos.



