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Netflix and A24’s Beef is astounding, anti-ambient TV.
Extrapolations’ Dorothy Fortenberry on God, Laudato si’, and the climate crisis.
With a shocker of an episode, Succession sets the succession in motion.
The cannibal feast of the hit Showtime drama has finally begun.
But Connor finally gets his moment in the spotlight.
Swarm shows there’s nothing funny about a fake pop star.
If Donald Glover wants to prove he respects Black women, Swarm isn’t it.
The Jason Sudeikis-Olivia Wilde breakup changed the way watching Ted Lasso feels.
It’s Logan Roy’s birthday party and he’ll further alienate his kids if he wants to.
News, reviews, and more on HBO Max’s The Last of Us.
The Netflix dating show’s contestants are not okay.
Co-creator Justin Roiland parted ways with Adult Swim over domestic violence charges, and the show will never be the same. That’s okay, it was never the same to begin with.
The show’s final season begins Sunday. Which Roy will rise to the top is anyone’s guess.
Tom Sandoval, Raquel Leviss, and Ariana Madix make for the reality TV version of Fleetwood Mac.
14 years later, we’re all still trying to make it work.
Ceaseless watcher, gaze upon this wretched thing.
Returning to familiar TV shows is about more than nostalgia.
What The Last of Us on HBO misses — that the video game gets right.
Is the magic of Hogwarts Legacy — or any new Harry Potter storyline — ever worth enabling JKR’s transphobia?
The underrated, underwatched shows you’re missing out on.
Traitors feels like a game anyone could win, except for the people Peacock cast.
The new Night Court doesn’t live up to its predecessor, but no one really expected it to.
Yellowstone has lured a litany of movie legends to take over television in shows like Tulsa King and 1923.
The 8-episode first season forms an uneven, haunting adaptation of Octavia Butler’s classic.
Why liberals and conservatives don’t get each others’ jokes.
Andor actually shows why the Empire is terrifying.
Who died (and who survived) at The White Lotus.
The three-episode first volume trods extremely familiar ground.
The TV adaptation, now on Hulu and FX, is too literary for its own good.
We just want to see annoying rich people sent to an emotional gulag.
A pair of real-life murders bookend this series starring Kumail Nanjiani and Murray Bartlett.
Netflix’s hit show had real romantic promise in the first season. Now, it’s sadistic.
Season five of “The Crown” is somehow both too accurate and too distorted for the royal family’s supporters.
A new Italian season of the hit HBO show is haunted by mortality.
HBO’s highly anticipated Game of Thrones prequel is finally here, and there’s a lot to unpack.
House of the Dragon’s first season staved off war as long as it could.
“The Green Council” gives us fights, flights, a fetish, a fire, and feminism.
Prophecies and fatal misunderstandings abound.
The in-fights between Alicent and Rhaenyra have just become their children’s war.
True crime has made huge strides in centering the victim. But we keep getting series like the Netflix docudrama.