TV

Ted Lasso Performances

6 Performances That Have Made ‘Ted Lasso’ Great

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We’re Richmond till we die! We know we are, we’re sure we are, we’re Richmond till we die!

Platronic Review Apple Tv

‘Platonic’ is An Uproarious Comedy That Quietly Subverts Our Every Expectation

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Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne star in the uproarious new Apple TV+ series, which comes from the director of ‘Neighbors’ and the co-creator of ‘Friends From College.’

Happy Valley Season 3 Review

‘Happy Valley’ Bows Out With A Dramatic Showdown Nearly A Decade In The Making

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Sarah Lancashire and James Norton are as great as ever in the uneven but engrossing final season of the UK crime favorite.

The Great Third Season

‘The Great’ Makes A Surprising Pivot In Its Funny, Uneven Third Season

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Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult are as good as ever in the third season of The Great, but some of the show’s cyclical plots are running on fumes.

Episodes San Junipero

In ‘San Junipero,’ Heaven Is A Place On Earth

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The best episode of ‘Black Mirror’ takes a detour to the ‘80s to tell a timeless queer love story.

Class Of 09

AI Crime-Fighting Series ‘Class of ’09’ Could Use a More Human Touch

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The new FBI sci-fi series Class of ‘09 fails to make a strong impression, despite boasting some signature FX (on Hulu) aesthetics.

Bupkis Review

‘Bupkis’ is A Creative, Sweet, And Brutally Honest Dark Comedy

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Pete Davidson stars as Pete Davidson in the latest Peacock series, a portrait of playful self-destruction.

Star Wars Visions Season Two Sith

‘Star Wars: Visions’ Flirts with the Gray Jedi Concept. More, Please.

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We dig into the season two episode ‘Sith’ and consider how it challenges the boring binary of Light Sid and Dark Side.

The Mandalorian Chapter

The Darksaber’s Death in ‘The Mandalorian’

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The big season three reveal? Lucasfilm doesn’t care about magic swords—at least, this magic sword.