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HBO's
The Time Traveler’s Wife
Is a Multiverse of Badness
By Judy Berman
How Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello Kept the Momentum Going With Season 2 of
Hacks
By Ilana Kaplan
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The True Story Behind
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Selling Sunset
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By Hannah Lynn
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By Shannon Carlin
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By Josiah Bates
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April Is Packed With Prestige Dramas. Watch
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Instead
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By Judy Berman
April 24, 2022
How
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My rational brain waves a million red flags at the idea of a male boss dating his female employee. But my Selling Sunset brain? It really wanted Chrishell and Jason to get their happily ever after.
By Judy Berman
April 22, 2022
David Simon and George Pelecanos on How America Changed Between
The Wire
and Their New Police Show
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By Josiah Bates
April 21, 2022
How
Better Call Saul
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April 15, 2022
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April 14, 2022
The First Lady
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The First Lady could have been great. A drama that interweaves the biographies of three extraordinary FLOTUSes—Eleanor Roosevelt, Michelle Obama, and Betty Ford—is a tantalizing project for prestige TV. Such a premise could, with deeply...
By Judy Berman
April 14, 2022
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Frasier
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March 31, 2022
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to
Sanditon
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By Sarah Seltzer
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By Eliana Dockterman
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Atlanta
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By Judy Berman
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9 Series to Watch After
Yellowstone
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March 22, 2022
Everything You Need to Know About Marvel's
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March 21, 2022
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By Shannon Carlin
March 18, 2022
Amy Schumer's Hulu Dramedy
Life & Beth
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By Judy Berman
March 18, 2022
Feminism and Porn Collide in HBO Max's Breezy, '70s-Set
Minx
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By Judy Berman
March 17, 2022
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By Shannon Carlin
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Evan Rachel Wood, Marilyn Manson and the Stories We Tell Ourselves About Iconoclastic Rock Stars
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By Judy Berman
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Samuel L. Jackson Gives the Performance of a Lifetime in
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By Judy Berman
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The True Story Behind
The Thing About Pam
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By Shannon Carlin
March 9, 2022
Just Tell Queer Stories
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By Jill Gutowitz
March 7, 2022
The True Story Behind HBO’s
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By Shannon Carlin
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What to Read, Watch, and Listen to About Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos After
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By Hannah Lynn
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By Judy Berman
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The Final Season of
Better Things
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By Shannon Carlin
February 27, 2022
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Super Pumped
to
Inventing Anna
, Docudramas Are Taking Over TV. Here's Why That's Worrisome
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By Judy Berman
February 23, 2022
The
Love Is Blind
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By Judy Berman
February 17, 2022
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By Shannon Carlin
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By Rachel DeLoache Williams
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Fresh Prince
Reboot
Bel-Air
Asks: What Does Black Excellence Mean Now?
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By Judy Berman
February 9, 2022
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And Just Like That
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By TIME Staff
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: A Postmortem for a Sequel That Was Dead on Arrival
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By Judy Berman
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By Shannon Carlin
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By Eliana Dockterman
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Is the Perfect Antidote to the Winter Blues
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