Docuseries

There’s a straight line from Pee-wee’s Playhouse to Jackass, SpongeBob, and even early Kanye. It’s funny. It’s sad. It’s weird. And it’s exactly how Paul Reubens would’ve wanted it. Thanks … Read more

This is nature’s Super Bowl. Attenborough calls plays, glaciers collapse like stadiums, and killer whales coordinate attacks — like they’ve been watching NFL tape. Frozen Planet is the best docuseries … Read more

If you thought the original “Frozen Planet” pushed the limits of nature filmmaking, the sequel takes it even further. You realize Earth is like an aging superstar trying to play … Read more

What if “Shark Tank” took place in a world where none of the sharks had ethics, none of the ideas made sense, and the host had no idea how to … Read more

What if you could rehearse life’s hardest moments (awkward confessions, brutal breakups, etc.) over and over again until you nailed them? In a real-world environment? The Rehearsal is the best … Read more

If Jerry Seinfeld’s “What’s the deal with airline food?” grew up, took mushrooms, and learned to edit in Adobe Premiere, it would become this doc. This one is also listed … Read more

Want to see a barefoot man climb a 250-foot tree without a rope just to get honey — while wild bees sting his eyeballs? This is a heart-racing, jaw-dropping tour … Read more

He was a party clown who buried bodies under his house and ran political fundraisers. John Wayne Gacy is known to have murdered 33 teenage boys and young men between … Read more

First, a reclusive millionaire hides a treasure chest in the Rockies and dares America to find it with a poem — five people die trying. Now that it’s been found, … Read more

Before O.J. and Scott Peterson, there was Charles Stuart, spinning a story so convincing it turned a grieving city into a weapon. “Murder in Boston” is the best documentary on … Read more