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It makes its TV debut on HBO Sunday, March 29.

Here are some surprisingly complex topics you can talk about with your kids after seeing it.

Based on an urban legend, it tells the story of a Japanese woman who hunts for the treasure from the film Fargo.

The chief benefit of online streaming to sitcoms just might be more room to breathe.

It offers the suggestion of a story more than an actual story and takes forever to get going.

The vast majority of this movie is about the characters wishing to be elsewhere. And the movie’s audience will, after 119 long minutes, almost certainly relate.

And all it had to do to get there was pretend all of the bad stuff was part of the plan.

Let’s take a look at iZombie’s family tree.

This show is now a mutant version of itself. But that doesn’t have to be a bad thing.

One of them involves pickles.

How is this heroine so much less proactive than the one from the 1950 animated version?

Netflix’s terrific new comedy borrows liberally from the sitcoms of the past. Here are five of them.

ABC is taking a big chance on this one.