Culture critics Niko Stratis and Rachel Ho share their thoughts on Wayward, and how Canadian the show really feels.

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Like most people, I suspect, I don’t really like thinking about my teenage years – a time of too much brooding and too little self-awareness. But despite any lingering embarrassment I might feel, I ...

In exploring the aftermath of a horrific crime — a 13-year-old Yorkshire lad (Owen Cooper) has murdered a female classmate — the show lays bare a microcosmic world in which teens and adults have ...

In Netflix's Wayward, the new couple, Alex and Laura, arrive in Tall Pines at the beginning of the series and get entangled in the mysteries of the town. While Alex was new to the town, Laura grew up ...

Wayward was created by comedian, actor, and screenwriter Mae Martin, who also stars in the show as Officer Alex Dempsey. Martin was inspired by “troubled teen” schools, and spun one of their friend's ...

Netflix has not officially renewed Wayward for season 2. The eight-episode original was billed as a "limited series," but creator Martin believes "there's definitely more story to tell." ...

Netflix’s new thriller series from Mae Martin shows how identity can be shaped, distorted, or reclaimed in the pressure to conform.

In the new Netflix series Wayward, Toni Collette plays a deeply creepy woman who runs a facility that promises to fix troubled teens.

Wayward springboards off the Netflix series The Program, which uncovered the terrible real institutions of teen correctional facilities.

Note: The following story contains spoilers from “Wayward” Episode 8. After a season full of plotting their escape, the “Wayward” finale finally sees Leila (Alyvia Alyn Lind) and Abbie (Sydney ...

The drama follows teenagers Abbie (Milly Alcock) and Leila (Alyvia Alyn Lind), who are sent to the prestigious Tall Pines Academy, a school that promises to help 'troubled' youth - yet its polished ...