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Archives for July 2019
And in the latest episode, he really blew it.
It’s a small-town drama that ends with a literal mushroom cloud.
FX’s Pose shows how fiction can ensure the deaths of trans women of color don’t completely erase their lives.
Critic Emily Nussbaum on the charms of modern television-watching.
The series delves into the past of Aunt Lydia. But its biggest problems all have to do with its supposed hero.
WarnerMedia has released new details about its forthcoming streaming service, HBO Max, and Friends will be one of its crown jewels.
The men were exonerated in 2002. Why did Linda Fairstein only face widespread public outcry after When They See Us retold the story?
Celeste’s battle with Mary Louise will be ugly. Just look what she did to Renata.
Three reasons the show is struggling to grow darker and more mature where other YA series have thrived.
Netflix’s ’80s hit goes to the mall as the teens from Hawkins, Indiana, fight new monsters and navigate changing relationships.
The HBO miniseries doesn’t just tell you the story of the astronauts. It tells you the story of everything else, too.
The show’s world is expanding, but it’s not getting any deeper. How much should that matter?
After the “show about nothing,” TV sitcoms would never be the same.
June behaves badly in an episode that suggests the show has no idea what it’s doing.
The third season of the popular show will feature New Coke, which will also have a limited run this summer.