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Archives for October 2019
Regina King, Damon Lindelof, and others tell us how they updated the legendary comic for this 2019 adaptation.
Why we keep coming back to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’s Watchmen.
It’s better than that sounds.
This wasn’t as bad as Q2. But things are only going to get tougher as Disney, Apple, and more streamers show up.
Attempts to “solve” Succession’s season 2 finale misunderstand what makes the show so good.
The HBO series about awful rich people seems like it’s about wealth. It’s really about abuse.
Breaking Bad was as funny and heartfelt as it was dark. El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie is, too.
After 23 years at the network, Smith is leaving amid turmoil surrounding Trump and impeachment.
It’s time to watch this Canadian hangout comedy that combines the eccentricities of Schitt’s Creek with wry and wacky wordplay.
Walter White’s moral arc shaped Breaking Bad. But El Camino is shaped by Jesse’s.
Zero winners and 11 losers from one of the most gut-wrenching, cringe-inducing episodes of the show yet.
It’s so close to being good that its badness feels somehow worse.
This Canadian TV series, now streaming on Netflix, finds humor — and commiseration — in the challenge of juggling kids and a career.
Eleanor furthers her unlikely plan to save the world in an episode full of romantic complications and golf.
A giant musical finale reveals how little the show was ever about trans people.