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Vox's coverage of Netflix news, shows, and streaming recommendations.

Netflix’s Perfect Match is a panopticon of sex and humiliation

By Alex Abad-Santos

Netflix now has two CEOs, and neither is founder Reed Hastings

By Peter Kafka

The streaming boom is over

By Peter Kafka and Rani Molla

Big Tech’s Big Flops of 2022

By Sara Morrison

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings likes Elon Musk, video games, and bingeing

By Peter Kafka

Bob Iger’s Disney challenge: Solve the problem he helped create

By Peter Kafka

The existence of the last slave transport ship was denied. A new documentary reveals the truth.

By Alissa Wilkinson

Welcome to Netflix — with ads

By Peter Kafka

What do true crime series like Dahmer owe the victims?

By Aja Romano

Who owns what in Big Media today

By Rani Molla and Peter Kafka

What the high-profile layoffs at Snap, Netflix, and other companies could mean for the economy

By Madeleine Ngo

Netflix’s smash-hit romance Purple Hearts is a political hate-watch

By Aja Romano

House of the Dragon is coming to HBO. So is the Netflix Chill.

By Peter Kafka

Here’s what Netflix execs think about the Netflix problem

By Peter Kafka

It’s TikTok’s world. Can TV live in it?

By Peter Kafka

One Good Thing: A French reality show with high-end homes and low-stakes drama

By Terry Nguyen

Netflix slips and Hollywood cheers. Maybe it shouldn’t.

By Peter Kafka

With Ricky Gervais’s new special, Netflix yet again suffers transphobic fools

By Aja Romano

Coming soon to a streaming service near you: Ads

By Peter Kafka

Why Netflix is suddenly losing subscribers

By Peter Kafka

Cheer shows how fame changes everything

By Alex Abad-Santos

One Good Thing: The Mole is a relic of early reality TV that still holds up

By Steffan Triplett

One Good Thing: Money Heist, a joyful TV series about fighting the system

By Molly Lipson

Netflix’s cute, whimsical “City of Ghosts” has layers for both parents and kids to enjoy

By Emily St. James

Red Notice is a huge hit for Netflix. But what does that actually mean?

By Aja Romano

Cowboy Bebop, explained

By Aja Romano

How HBO could have become — or bought — Netflix

By Peter Kafka

Netflix is finally going to reveal how much time people spend watching its shows and movies

By Peter Kafka

One Good Thing: I didn’t watch any sports. Then I watched Netflix’s Drive to Survive.

By Byrd Pinkerton

One Good Thing: An unsung drama of the 2010s you should stream right now

By Emily St. James

One Good Thing: A rom-com that celebrates the joy of easy watching

By Beatrice Forman

One Good Thing: Clear eyes, full hearts, please watch Friday Night Lights on Netflix

By Emily St. James

Why Netflix is getting into games

By Peter Kafka

Netflix’s Shadow and Bone is a muddled, joyless checklist of fantasy tropes

By Aja Romano and Constance Grady

The new Netflix docuseries about history’s biggest art heist is weirdly dull

By Alissa Wilkinson

Idris Elba stars in Concrete Cowboy, about the Black urban cowboys of Philadelphia

By Alissa Wilkinson

One Good Thing: Netflix’s gone-too-soon Teenage Bounty Hunters is warm-hearted and whip-smart

By Constance Grady

A guide to the Oscars’ Best Documentary nominees

By Alissa Wilkinson

The 11 best true crime series on Netflix

By Aja Romano

A brief guide to the Oscars’ Best Picture nominees

By Alissa Wilkinson