Category: You’re the Worst
25 Most Incredible Series Finales of the Decade
It’s one thing to build a strong series but it’s an entirely different challenge to end it in a way that both satisfies fans and honors the spirit and characters of the show. Here are 25 shows from the past decade who aced their final exam.
20 Criminally Underrated TV Shows We Think Everyone Should Have Watched in 2019
With so much fantastic television out there, it’s hard to keep up with everything. Still, these 20 shows should’ve gotten so much more attention this year, from viewers, critics, and awards shows alike.
You’re the Worst Review: Pancakes (Season 5 Episode 13)
You’re the Worst Season 5 Episode 13, “Pancakes,” ends the series on a high note with a finale that feels entirely in keeping with its spirit.
You’re the Worst Review: We Were Having Such a Nice Day (Season 5 Episode 12)
You’re the Worst shares some harsh truths in its penultimate episode.
You’re the Worst Review: Four Goddamn More Days (Season 5 Episode 11)
You’re the Worst Season 5 Episode 11, “Four Goddamn More Days,” sees the wheels beginning to fall off of the wagon.
You’re the Worst Review: Magical Thinking (Season 5 Episode 10)
You’re the Worst Season 5 Episode 10, “Magical Thinking,” sees character dynamics switching across the board.
You’re the Worst Review: Bachelor/Bachelorette Party Sunday Funday (Season 5 Episode 9)
You’re the Worst Season 5 Episode 9, “Bachelor/Bachelorette Party Sunday Funday,” brings back an old tradition one final time.
You’re the Worst Review: The Pillars of Creation (Season 5 Episode 8)
You’re the Worst Season 5 Episode 8, “The Pillars of Creation,” goes off on a side adventure with Paul, Vernon, and Becca.
You’re the Worst Review: Zero Eggplants (Season 5 Episode 7)
You’re the Worst Season 5 Episode 7, “Zero Eggplants,” is the best episode of the season so far.
You’re the Worst Review: This Brief Fermata (Season 5 Episode 6)
You’re the Worst Season 5 Episode 6, “This Brief Fermata,” tinkers with its monogamy and starts to show the cracks in the central relationship.