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Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson’s Disney+ charm offensive works.
The show’s take on 2020 was extremely weird — and surprisingly moving.
It probably won’t look like this for long.
Could this be any more pointless?
Moments in Love is a radically progressive departure for the series — held back by its too-rigid filmmaking.
From Ellen DeGeneres to Scott Rudin, the entertainment industry’s coddling of jerks is coming under examination. Sort of.
That’s probably all you need to know to watch this new series.
Mare gets a huge break in the Katie Bailey case.
The people who brought you Game of Thrones are merging with the people who bring you 90 Day Fiancé.
Amazon’s adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s novel turns a masterpiece into amazing television.
Don’t be mad about Elon Musk hosting SNL. Be mad about SNL’s misplaced cultural relevance.
The sprawling TLC franchise changed the game in reality TV.
The Kate Winslet-starring HBO miniseries ponders the double horror of peaking in high school and homicide.
How Crying Dawson ascended to “the Mount Rushmore of GIFs.”
The reality series is an appalling, appealing blend of barely ethical chaos, psychological warfare, and irresistible TV.
Why the Oscars and the DNC were so great in lockdown and the Golden Globes and RNC weren’t.
Two critics (and YA fantasy fans) discuss Netflix’s messy, dour Shadow and Bone.
Five big reasons this episode is so fantastic, explained by showrunner Ron Moore.
The other seven episodes of this drama about the people who work at a strip club in Mississippi are pretty great too.
HBO is trumpeting Game of Thrones’ 10th anniversary. But does anybody still really care?
The star’s HBO vanity docuseries series Wahl Street posits entrepreneurship as self-development.
Early Hollywood treated the cops as incompetent fools. Then everything changed.
Raoul Peck’s four-part docuseries takes a scorching, brilliant ride through the history of white supremacy.
This Is a Robbery is more like a podcast with pictures, but not a very good one.
Apple doesn’t own a major franchise like Marvel or Star Trek, so it’s had to focus on fresh, original ideas.
They’re teens. They’re bounty hunters. They’re Teenage Bounty Hunters!
The fantastic comedy, now streaming in full on Hulu, never lost sight of how corporate America makes life hell for the people who work within it.
Art by marginalized communities exists for reasons other than educating others.
The Kardashian brand never changes and never ends.
Netflix has an overwhelming number of true crime shows. Here are the best series on the list.
The fantastic AppleTV+ show is my favorite TV drama going right now.
The NFL loves TV and TV loves the NFL.
Problems such as rent, bills, and ongoing trauma didn’t go away when the Avengers defeated Thanos.
Confronting the show’s recent controversies was the bare minimum, but still significant.
We don’t want justice in a story. We want the authors to know what justice might look like.
Why do we preserve the scary, endless pandemic days?
She was the only person who could conduct the Harry and Meghan interview.
The show’s decision to let Wanda off the hook for the pain she caused is baffling.
How do you make a content warning work?
HBO’s dramatized series uses its methodical pace to fully confront the murder of Kim Wall.