Previously On

Previously On is our recurring series of reviews of TV shows that are returning for subsequent seasons.

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Invincible Season 2 Review

‘Invincible’ Season 2 Is Aggressively Just Okay

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The second season of Robert Kirkman’s superhero series makes a point of sticking close to the comic books on which it’s based, but that’s not always a good thing.

Loki Season Review

‘Loki’ Season 2 Is Charming, Visually Impressive, and Overwrought

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Loki season 2 is narratively messy and spreads its ensemble thin, but its quirky comedic tone and fantastic visuals go a long way.

Sex Education Netflix Season

‘Sex Education’ Is As Essential As Ever In Its Farewell Season

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Sex Education’s final season features some casting shake-ups and a new, offbeat school, but it’s as vital and empathetic as ever.

Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Review

‘Only Murders In The Building’ Loses Some Razzle Dazzle in Season 3

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Meryl Streep! Broadway! More murder! On paper Only Murders in the Building season 3 has it all, but is it enough?

Reservation Dogs Season 3 Ending

‘Reservation Dogs’ Is Ending On A High Note, But It’s Always Been Fantastic

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Sterlin Harjo’s groundbreaking coming-of-age series wraps up with a sweet, funny, heartfelt new season, now on FX and Hulu.

Heartstopper Season 2

Teen Dramas Don’t Get Much Sweeter Than ‘Heartstopper’ Season 2

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Netflix’s popular queer coming-of-age romance is as adorable as ever in its second season.

Good Omens Season 2

‘Good Omens’ Season 2 Is Charming And Addictive

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The second installment of this fantasy-comedy series based on the work of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett is an expansive, winning love story.

Justified City Primeval Review

‘Justified: City Primeval’ is Relentlessly Cool

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Raylan Givens takes on Detroit in the welcome, excellent revival season of FX’s neo-Western drama.

What We Do In The Shadows Season 5 Review

‘What We Do In The Shadows’ Season 5 Loses The Plot But It Still Makes Us Laugh

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Five seasons in, the FX vampire comedy isn’t the sharpest it’s ever been, but it’s still worth a watch thanks to its always-stellar cast.