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  1. tv review
    Stuck in Prequel QuicksandDune: Prophecy’s derivativeness is both its greatest flaw and its most defining characteristic.
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    How to Get Away With More MurderSharon Horgan delivers a second season of Bad Sisters with fewer laughs but plenty more twists.
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    Tell Everyone About Say NothingFX’s exploration of the Troubles captures the thrill and romance of revolution — and the cost of its violence.
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    Disclaimer Is a Flaccid, Pretentious SlogAlfonso Cuarón’s first episodic outing takes all the wrong lessons from prestige TV.
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    Slow Horses Got the Chance to Get ComfortableWhen a series perfects its formula, even the weakest seasons feel like a triumph.
  6. big spoon vs little spoon
    Culinary Class Wars Revolutionizes the Cooking ShowThe K-reality series smashes conventions of the genre and pokes holes in the distinction between fine dining and street food.
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    The Franchise Isn’t Super Satire, But It Is a Fun HangVeep’s Armando Iannucci sends up superhero fatigue with a workplace comedy that thrives when it’s not succumbing to cynicism.
  8. endings
    Penelope’s Cliffhanger Undermines Its Quiet AmbitionsThis rare piece of indie television says so much with so little — until its final moment.
  9. tv review
    The Impeccable Smoothness of Nobody Wants ThisThe compulsively watchable Netflix series is TV’s first great podcast rom-com, and an even greater Adam Brody vehicle.
  10. close read
    Did Ryan Murphy’s Monsters Need to Be So Sexy?The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story implies there was an incestuous relationship between the brothers. Why?
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    Who Needs the Batman?As The Penguin’s representatives of Gotham’s underworld, Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti can do bad all by themselves.
  12. powers ranking
    AGATHA ALL ALONG
    Which Witches Are Bringing the Most to Agatha All Along’s Coven?Acting-wise, not magic-wise.
  13. identity crisis
    Hacks Isn’t a Good ComedyBut it could be a great drama.
  14. kill laugh love
    The Perfect Couple Is My New Favorite (Unintentional?) ComedyNetflix’s murder-mystery miniseries operates on its own bizarro wavelength.
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    Shouldn’t We Be Having More Fun in Middle Earth?The Rings of Power returns — big, expensive, and static as ever.
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    Only Murders Is Back in the Building, Baby!Don’t be fooled by season four’s Hollywood sojourn. This series feels more at home than it’s ever been.
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    Pachinko Has Mastered the GameWinning, losing — who cares? What, asks season two, does that have to do with living?
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    Call It Tom Petty NoirWant a murder mystery set in a Corona commercial? Welcome to Bad Monkey.
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    Batman: Caped Crusader Feels Like the Lost Third Season of Perry MasonThere’s even a subplot about a disputed land-use deal! What could be more neo-noir than that?
  20. tv review
    Decameron
    There’s Nothing Quite Like The DecameronIt’s thrilling to see something so idiosyncratic on TV. If only it were more successful.
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    Lady in the Lake Treads Shallow WatersReplacing a mystery with a sermon, the TV adaptation smooths over the thematic depths of the novel that inspired it.
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    Lessons in Chemistry Is Maddeningly InertApple TV+’s handsome adaptation of Bonnie Garmus’s best-selling novel is carefully considered and completely uninterested in challenging its audience.
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    The Remorseless Mr. RipleyAndrew Scott’s phenomenal take on Patricia Highsmith’s con man anchors a deliciously mean adaptation.
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    Pictured:  Jon Hamm as Roy Tillman.
    Fargo Sees What the World Is Coming ToBy setting its fifth season in the waning days of 2019, the crime-thriller anthology series jars itself, and us, out of complacency.
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    True Detective Crawls Back From the VoidAlmost ten years after a tracking-shot episode set an impossible standard, the HBO show is reinventing itself for the better.
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    On Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry Is Forever Going to LarryHBO’s longest-running scripted series is going out exactly as it started: with more examples of petty behavior than you ever dreamed possible.
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    One With Nature, Stranded in Outer SpaceScavengers Reign, now on Netflix, beautifully animates a horrific sci-fi habitat.
  28. tv review
    3 Body Problem Is Not Afraid to Be TVAn unadaptable novel invites a perfect attempt at adaptation — if not a perfect TV show.
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    An Architectural Digest Home Tour Turned Spy ShowIn Prime series Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Donald Glover and Maya Erskine achieve their dreams through some truly terrible work-life balance.
  30. tv review
    The Morning Show
    The Morning Show’s Third Season Is Crazy Enough to WorkApple TV+’s premiere prestige drama has embraced its true identity as a high-gloss soap.
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    The Crown Keeps Its DistanceWith the tragedy of Diana, Peter Morgan plays it safe to the very end.
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    Shōgun Teaches You How to WatchThe Emmy-winning Japanese saga of court intrigue luxuriates in the language of taking and holding power.
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    The Bear Is a Different AnimalGood-bye to the restaurant known as the Beef. Hello to a looser, lighter season two.
  34. tv review
    The Bear Is TrappedCarmy can’t move ahead when he’s haunted by his past, and neither can season three.
  35. fire and blood
    House of the Dragon Soars to New HeightsOh, we’re dancing now.
  36. post-carriage comedown
    Bridgerton Just Can’t Pull Off a ClimaxBut it almost doesn’t matter when the foreplay is this good.
  37. lesbian space witches!
    The Acolyte Is Not the Star Wars You Were Looking ForAnd that’s a very good thing.
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    Grad School Was Never This FunPark Chan-wook’s HBO adaptation of The Sympathizer is a captivating senior seminar on postcolonial theory.
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    Yes, O.J. Simpson: Made in America Is That GoodThis five-part ESPN documentary is extraordinary, must-see TV.
  40. tv review
    In Fallout, the Joke Is on HumanityNot quite the raucous comedy it’s billed as, Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan’s heady new video-game adaptation is basically Westworld 2.0.
  41. returnity
    GIRLS5EVA
    It’s Not 2 Late 4 You 3 Get On the Girls5Eva BandwagonIt’s on Netflix now. So what are you waiting five?
  42. tv review
    Your Assignment This Weekend: Watch ExtraordinaryEmma Moran’s clever comedy about a girl with no superpowers in a world full of them is the British cousin of The Good Place.
  43. trope tracker
    How Does The Gentlemen Do It?A terrible movie becomes a surprisingly entertaining TV series thanks to its handling of Guy Ritchie’s favorite tropes.
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    Elsbeth Knows What to DoThe Kings’ Good Wife and Good Fight spinoff sets Carrie Preston’s character loose on NYC to remind us that procedural drama can still be fizzy fun.
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    If Only Someone Had Overthrown The RegimeHBO’s latest limited series is desperate to say things about fascism but can only get as far as noticing them.
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    Constellation Is a Mother of a Space StoryMove over, sad space dad. Noomi Rapace’s space mom is here to challenge assumptions about the galactic void as a place for self-discovery.
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    Feud Sees Capote in Black and WhiteDespite a great cast and compelling premise, this ham-fisted bit of cable excess can’t deliver.
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    Masters of the Air Skims the SurfaceApple TV+’s WWII miniseries soars when it’s in flight but gets weighed down attempting to cover too much narrative ground.
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    You Need to Watch All of EchoThe first Marvel series of the year is also the first one that can be binged right out of the gate. That’s a good thing.
  50. tv review
    Michelle Yeoh Could Do This in Her SleepIf only The Brothers Sun could rise to her level.
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