Reaper

Reaper follows Sam Oliver, a college dropout who discovers on his 21st birthday that his parents sold his soul to the Devil. He is then recruited as a 'reaper' to capture escaped souls from Hell. With the help of his friends, Sock and Ben, Sam embarks on dangerous missions to capture the souls while navigating through the challenges of his double life. As he struggles to balance his newfound responsibilities and deal with the consequences of his decisions, Sam begins to question his own morality and the true nature of good and evil.

Reaper received mixed but generally positive reviews from critics and viewers alike. Rotten Tomatoes rated the show with a solid 82% audience score, with viewers praising its unique blend of supernatural elements and humor. Critic Ben Rawson-Jones from Digital Spy described Reaper as 'a wry, inventive and lively show that is refreshing in a genre increasingly obsessed with darkness and edginess.' On the other hand, some critics felt that the show's potential was not fully realized, with occasional pacing issues and uneven character development. Ultimately, Reaper found a dedicated fanbase who appreciated its quirky premise and witty dialogue, earning it a cult status among supernatural TV series.