A Slow-Motion Eulogy for the TV Industry
Now in short supply: Shows that involve real sets being built, fully staffed writers rooms, series regulars, dozens of recurring and guest roles and attention spent on production value.
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Now in short supply: Shows that involve real sets being built, fully staffed writers rooms, series regulars, dozens of recurring and guest roles and attention spent on production value.
Liam Neeson is soaring with a stellar Rotten Tomatoes record for his new movie.
Peacock subscribers who are looking for more horror films will have a new title to add to their watchlists next month, Bambi: The Reckoning.
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HBO’s The Last of Us has delivered some of the greatest TV episodes of the decade so far, but it’s also dropped a couple of clangers — especially in its less-than-stellar second season. When season 1 dropped in 2023, The…
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It’s been less than six months since Jujutsu Kaisen‘s sequel, Modulo, made its debut, picking up the pieces the original series left behind after its final battle against Sukuna. Now, after what seems like the blink of an eye, Jujutsu…
Hulu’s returning sci-fi thriller masterpiece has earned even more critical praise.
Disney released some of its best TV shows in the 1990s, but there are some great shows from that decade that most people don’t remember. Disney is best known for its movies, especially its animated ones, but it also has…
The latest ‘couch gag’ from The Simpsons will change how you see its iconic opening sequence forever, right back to season one. The new gag plays off just how long this beloved sitcom has been on the air, while pointing…