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The Best TV of 2019

Visualizing the Soul in His Dark Materials

Michelle Reyes

Righteous Gemstones’ Prodigal Father

JR. Forasteros

Would Your Church Welcome Oscar the Grouch?

Tracey Bianchi

Fleabag’s Fourth-Wall Confessions

Joel Mayward

The Good Place Isn’t Fair

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Last Chance U: Where Weakness Isn’t Allowed

Micah van Dijk

The Boys Takes on Corporatized Christianity

JR. Forasteros

Veronica Mars and Christian Self-Care

Abby Olcese

Fake News and True Lies in HBO’s Chernobyl

Robert Hubbard

Defeating the Darkness in PBS’ Endeavour

Heather Caliri

Powers, Principalities, and Other Stranger Things

Claude Atcho

Glimpsing the Almighty in My Hero Academia’s All Might

Caitlin Eha

A Marriage in Gilead

Sarah Welch-Larson

Finding Freedom From the Law in Netflix’s Watership Down

Tatyana Claytor

One-Punch Man's Holy Humility

Casey L. Covel

Good Omens: Fast Friends at the End Times

Abby Olcese

Killing Eve, Killing Our Old Selves

Joe George

Game of Thrones Surprisingly Sticks the Landing (With Help From the Beatitudes)

Josh Pease

Does Game of Thrones Deserve to Die?

Victoria Grace Howell

Not Into Game of Thrones? Try PBS’ Les Misérables

Robert Hubbard

The Amazing Grace of Netflix’s Losers

Aarik Danielsen

Is After Life as Atheistic as It Claims?

John J. Thompson

The Reluctant Prophets of The Umbrella Academy

D. Marquel

Sour Lemony

Chris Wheeler

The Limited Joy of Tidying Up

Liz Wann

What Russian Doll Reveals

Josh Pease

Learning and Unlearning in True Detective

Joe George

She-Ra and the Power of Community

Abby Olcese

LeBron and Loving Your Neighbor

Claude Atcho

Doctor Who’s Benediction

Sarah Welch-Larson

Sabrina and Satan

Jordan Magill

The Best TV of 2018

Josh Larsen

RWBY and Finding Strength in Weakness

Caitlin Eha

Forever and the Divine Call to Participate in Life

Tracey Bianchi

The Walking Dead's Need For the Divine

Ted Williams III

Angels and Daredevils

Robert Hubbard

Seeking Humility in Star Wars Resistance

Allison Alexander

The Limited Lamentation of The First

Abby Olcese

In Netflix's Hilda, Perfect Love Drives Out Fear (and Trolls)

Chris Wheeler