Miracle Workers: Dark Ages

TV-14

2020

Created by Simon Rich
78%
78%
10 episodes
Comedy

Daniel Radcliffe and Steve Buscemi star in this not-really-historical comedy series, this time centred on the Dark Ages.

Where to watch Miracle Workers: Dark Ages

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Miracle Workers: Dark Ages episodes

Graduation

Allie pursues her education, such as it is and finds... More her place in the family business. Prince Chauncley tries to live up to his father's expectations, but King Cragnoor sets a very high bar. Eddie almost loses his head, quite literally.

Help Wanted

Alexandra is excited when she's offered a job by the... More town's doctor, but soon realizes she is facing a moral dilemma. Prince Chauncley loses one of his favorite ducks.

Road Trip

Prince Chauncley and Lord Vexler go on a diplomatic mission.... More A new invention shakes up Eddie's business.

Internship

Prince Chauncley gets an internship and Mikey makes some new... More friends.

Holiday

Al and Prince Chauncley struggle to deal with their families... More over the holidays.

Music Festival

Al and Maggie go to a music festival. Prince Chauncley... More deals with a temperamental rock star.

Day in Court

Al sues the crown. Prince Chauncley makes an unexpected breakthrough... More with his father.

First Date

Al and Prince Chauncley attend an astronomy lecture and Eddie... More meets a new neighbor.

Moving Out (1)

Al and Prince Chauncley make big plans for their futures.

Moving Out (2)

Al and Prince Chauncley face their biggest challenge yet.

Miracle Workers: Dark Ages | Ratings & Reviews

78_%9 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
78_%36 reviews
Audience score rating

"Viswanathan is a great lead and the characters are well-established by the end of the first episode."

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Decider

"Good for a giggle..."

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Sydney Morning Herald

"The philosophical comedy may seem slight compared to The Good Place, but Miracle Workers reckons with many of the same questions about goodness and free will."

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