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Vox’s coverage of television shows, from runaway hits to streaming content to obscure titles.
After a subpar run as the president-elect, Jim Carrey has left office.
HBO Max’s The Flight Attendant, starring Kaley Cuoco, finds the joy in watching someone who’s acutely bad at crime.
Summer Camp Island, now on HBO Max, is gorgeous, charming, and wise beyond its years.
Even after the pandemic upended the movie business, Disney is sticking to the status quo.
Discovering the world’s beautiful weirdness on How To With John Wilson
The new Saved by the Bell poses unanswerable questions about comedy itself.
The groundbreaking anthology of stories about London’s West Indian community premiered November 20 on Amazon. Here’s how to watch it — and why.
“People think I’m a white guy on the internet.” From Big Mouth to Apu, animation reckons with racism in voice acting.
Steve McQueen’s Lovers Rock and movies like it take the edge off loneliness.
Got lots of time ahead of you? Here are some recommendations for great things to watch or play.
Why we’re still talking about Princess Diana in 2020.
Streaming TV should be easy, but fights among Roku, Amazon, HBO, and NBC are making it hard.
“A brand mascot that jumped off the cereal box”: TV critic James Poniewozik explains the multimedia character Trump created.
After 15 seasons, the show’s attempt at a happy ending raised more questions than answers.
The series turns New York City into a holiday scavenger hunt.
The Princess Switch is back, this time with more bad accents but less holiday charm.
The Crown makes the case that the queen and Margaret Thatcher can’t have it all.
The 24-hour channel has refused to call the election for Biden because it believes Trump still has a chance to win.
Chappelle’s SNL monologue included a KKK joke, an AIDS quip, and a lit cigarette.
After four years of Trump spoofs, the show tackled Biden’s victory without much inspiration.
The series about a therapist has 106 episodes of quiet, enthralling television to get you through a rough patch.
The election is in an anxiety-inducing holding pattern, and TV doesn’t know what to do.
If we have writers, election 2020 is a pretty wild season finale.
Count votes? Halt vote counting? Veep got there five years ago.
A Democrat winning South Carolina? A Republican winning Vermont? C’mon!
Pop culture is America’s subconscious. Right now, it’s worried about work.
Here’s how production is happening during a TV season unlike any other.
Here’s a few things to know about Disney+’s Star Wars TV show if you’re not a Star Wars fan.
Our critic-at-large (39) and critic-at-small (5) discuss the most iconic Halloween special of them all.
They’re not actually connected. But the story spread anyway.
Streaming TV is artificially creating scarcity where none exists. That choice hurts viewers.
The seven-episode miniseries shows why Anya Taylor-Joy is one of the most exciting actors working today.
The season one finale was “a surprise to us,” say the documentary filmmakers.
What is voter suppression? What happened in 2000? Can American elections be fixed?
Over the Garden Wall is like a forgotten fairy tale, and it can be watched in under two hours.
Warning: This post has major spoilers for some of the anticipated twists this season.
The ending is a touching grace note for the series.
The No. 1 news network tells “stories” in a surprisingly similar fashion to a show like Lost.
We ranked the entire show from worst to best, including the revival episodes.
