Shows
'Drivers Have Right of Way in L.A.'
Alternating between a savage satire of influencer culture and a soft-hearted friendship sitcom, the "Bottoms" and "Shiva Baby" star's first TV series follows an aspiring PR manager who has to balance her real relationships against succeeding in a soulless industry.
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With Emma Thompson's Spiky Hair
Based on "Slow Horses" author Mick Herron's first book, "Down Cemetery Road" follows an art conservationist (Wilson) who unravels a dangerous conspiracy while looking for a neighbor's missing child — with a little help from P.I. Zoë Boehm (Thompson).
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We Want This
In the second season of the hit Netflix series, a different Roklov brother and his sassy partner take center stage, and break hearts along the way.
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Timothy Simons Wins Second Consecutive MVP
Seth Rogen? Wasted. Leighton Meester? Wasted. Timothy Simons? OK, he's great, but he can still be better utilized! And beyond the lost potential in its starry cast, "Nobody Wants This" Season 2 tries to be too many things at once and repeatedly loses the thread of its best stories.
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Penny-less and Pound Foolish
Director Andy Muschietti floats through Pennywise's sewers once again in an eight-episode season that's light on frights and weighed down by mythology.
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TV review
The "Sh*thouse" and "Cha Cha Real Smooth" writer/director's serialized debut follows two tight-knit siblings forced to face a past tragedy when their dad decides to sell their childhood home.
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"Todd Penn, First Lady"
As their professional prospects improve, Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell's power couple is forced to confront the deleterious state of their union.
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Yet to Pass Its Drivers Test
The much-maligned department of motor vehicles takes center stage in an office comedy about trying to make the best of a bad situation.
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With Vera Farmiga, Just Because
Produced by the late TV icon, "Boots" follows a closeted gay teenager (Miles Heizer) who's looking for a fresh start after high school — and decides to enlist on a whim.
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No More Distractions! (Except This One)
A frustrated family man's simple customer-service complaint turns into an elusive, ever-deepening conspiracy in the uncanny comedy from "I Think You Should Leave" co-creators Zach Kanin and Tim Robinson.
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But What About "Vinyl"?
Rebecca Miller's five-part Apple documentary series deftly mines the "Raging Bull" and "Last Temptation of Christ" director's angels and demons by intently examining his films with key collaborators, family members, and the man himself.
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“How Dare You Watch Serial Killer Shows,” Says Serial Killer Show
Ian Brennan's latest attempt to humanize a notorious serial killer — this time with Charlie Hunnam provoking pity for 'the Butcher of Plainfield' — insists the only reason such nauseating horror shows exist at all is because of the people watching, aka the real sickos.
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