7 New Netflix Shows in July 2020, and the Best Reasons to Watch
Netflix offers an array of genres this July, from a kids show good enough for adults to the summer’s biggest sports doc.
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‘The Simpsons’ Was the Key to Animation Domination on Fox — Now It’s Hulu’s Turn
The same army of “Simpsons” clones that formed Fox’s Sunday night lineup for years is now helping Hulu become adult animation’s streaming hub.
Emmy Predictions 2020: Best Documentary or Nonfiction Series
Netflix looks to maintain its control of the category, while ESPN, PBS, and new distributors aim to break up the party.
‘Archer: 1999’ Posed Many of the Show’s Greatest Challenges — Now Comes Season 11
“Archer” producers Matt Thompson and Casey Willis appraise their three-season creative odyssey through “Dreamland” — and preview a brand new adventure.
‘Shrill’ Season 2 Is Still Trying to Make the World a More Compassionate Place
Writer and executive producer Lindy West and star, EP, and writer Aidy Bryant are creating characters who can reverse bias and flip perspectives.
Emmy Predictions 2020: Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie
“Watchmen” aims for outright Emmy dominance while “Hollywood” hopes to build momentum, as both limited series jockey for control of this category. [Updated]
‘Search Party’ Review: A Scathing Season 3 Heads to the Courtroom for a Post-Truth Murder Trial
By pivoting genres yet again, the long-awaited return of “Search Party” loses momentum, but still targets an ugly American perspective worth skewering.
‘Homeland’s’ Final Prediction: How Season 8 Took Trump to Task for His Pandemic Response
Executive producer and director Lesli Linka Glatter spoke to IndieWire about the show’s depiction of an inept president during a time of crisis.
‘The New Pope’: Jude Law, John Malkovich, and Paolo Sorrentino Reflect on Their Grand HBO Sequel
In a remote reunion, the new pope and young pope join their creator for a frank talk about faith, power, and an important paradox.
‘The Politician’ Review: Season 2 Is a Frivolous, Half-Assed Follow-Up — Spoilers
The Netflix drama drops any pretense of substance in a sequel that’s as short as it is irrelevant.
‘Perry Mason’ Review: HBO’s Swank Noir Is One of the Most Beautiful Series Ever Made
Matthew Rhys dons the storied lawyer’s fedora for a striking origin story that’s still attuned to modern sensibilities.
Laura Linney Built to Her Heartbreaking ‘Ozark’ Scene Over an Entire Season — Awards Spotlight
Sit back and let this four-time Emmy winner explain the power behind a properly layered performance — and why TV can inhibit actors from providing their best work.
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Mary ‘Mickey’ Diage, Capitol Records Staffer Going Back to the Beatles, Dies at 82
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As Slaveholder Statues Come Down, America’s Birthday Party Gets Weird
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‘The Outpost’ Director Rod Lurie On Looking Beyond Box Office Numbers To Find Validation In Films Released During Pandemic – Guest Column
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Christina Applegate on Decision to End Dead to Me With Season 3: 'We Felt This Was the Best Way to Tie Up the Story'
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‘The Last Dance’ director Jason Hehir on ‘the turning point’ that changed the trajectory of the Michael Jordan doc [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]