Some stories take years to find their moment, and for actor and writer Mae Martin, Netflix’s newest twisty mystery series, Wayward, is one of them. With initial talks dating back to 2023, the limited ...

This article contains minor spoilers for the Netflix series Wayward. In a month of big hitters like House Of Guinness, Wednesday and Monster, Wayward has become something of a low-key hit for Netflix ...

We're still thinking about that Wayward ending on Netflix — and just how much we want to see new episodes. And considering the show is still in Netflix's Top 10 list, we're not the only ones. Well, ...

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Netflix’s Wayward follows Alex Dempsey (Mae Martin), a detective uncovering dark secrets at Tall Pines Academy, a school for troubled teens. The hit Netflix series draws from Martin’s own experiences ...

This article includes discussions of physical and mental abuse, the troubled teen industry, and brainwashing. Spoilers for Netflix's Wayward are ahead! Although Wayward is a fictional story, Netflix’s ...

The story of Wayward is told on two fronts. First, we have Alex Dempsey (series creator Mae Martin), a police officer moving into the small Vermont community of Tall Pines with his pregnant wife, ...

David Lynch’s Twin Peaks remains one of the most unique series in television history, inspiring decades of imitators eager to capture even a fraction of its surreal sci-fi horror magic. While some, ...

If a Toni Collette character gives you a lingering hug and promises to heal your childhood trauma, run for the hills. Like many elements of Wayward, Collette's villain role is an obvious but effective ...

Mae Martin and Toni Collette's new series Wayward has sucked viewers in, jumping up the viewing charts on Netflix. The Canadian series follows the Taskmaster star (who also created the show) as ...

While Wayward does not adapt a singular true story or non-fiction book, its horror is rooted in the very real phenomenon of the troubled teen industry. The series is a fictionalized exploration of the ...