Here's the thing: this show has a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes and an 86 on Metacritic, which means critics think it's excellent. But we have absolutely no idea what it's about.
No synopsis. No genre. No description. Just a title—'The Lowdown'—that could mean investigative journalism, news commentary, true crime, political analysis, or literally anything else. It's rated for 15+ and streaming on Hulu, and that's about all we can tell you.
The 76% audience score (versus 98% critics) suggests this might be one of those 'eat your vegetables' shows that's Important and Well-Made but not necessarily fun to watch. Or maybe audiences just have different taste than critics. We genuinely don't know.
For Screenwise purposes, this gets a low score not because it's bad—it might be great!—but because we can't recommend something when we don't know what it is. If you're curious, watch an episode yourself first. If you're looking for family viewing, literally anything else on our platform will give you more information to make an informed choice.




