‘Atlanta’: Let’s Talk About Earn and Alfred’s Dual (and Dueling?) Relationship
In referencing the cousins’ most pivotal conversation to date, Episode 3 emphasizes how much has changed — and how much more still could.
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‘Andor’ Review: Tony Gilroy’s ‘Star Wars’ Series Revives the Rebellion
The “Rogue One” writer builds out his “Star Wars” story in a welcome return to tactile environments, meaningful arcs, and gripping battles.
‘Reboot’ Review: Judy Greer Boosts a Meta Hulu Comedy That Never Really Gets Going
Steve Levitan’s first series since “Modern Family” can’t commit to its premise — a streaming reboot of a network sitcom — its comedic style, or its characters.
HBO’s Ingenious ‘Los Espookys’ Bends a Broken World to the Goodwill of Its Weirdos
Ana Fabrega and Julio Torres’ fantastic comedy follows a group of friends who run a horror-for-hire business, typically for the betterment of mankind.
‘Atlanta’ Season 4 Heads Home to Assess the Past and Plan for the Future
In the final season’s first three episodes, Earn & Co. return to Atlanta after a successful European tour, but fame and fortune don’t taper their greater fears.
Emmys Review: Kenan Thompson Hosts a Hurried Dud That Offers Little Inspiration
A few winners delivered big moments, but honoring what Oprah called “the most coveted television award on the planet” never felt so small.
Tegan and Sara’s Teenage Years Form a Sweet, Scruffy Coming-of-Age Series in Amazon’s ‘High School’
More than a tale of two soon-to-be-famous sisters, “High School” is a ’90s-set, grunge-drenched, all-inclusive story about the ongoing search for yourself.
Even Elisabeth Moss Can’t Save ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 5
The Hulu series points toward pertinent conversations — about human rights, state’s failures, and personal responsibility — but has little to say itself.
How ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Made a Perfect Season by Taking Big Swings on Bat(!)sh*t Ideas
Showrunner Paul Simms tells IndieWire how Season 4 became an indelible feat of imagination.
Showtime’s Trashy ‘American Gigolo’ Series Isn’t for Fans of the Film
After a troubled production, the Jon Bernthal-starring series abandons Paul Schrader’s vision for a paint-by-numbers antihero drama.
7 New Netflix Shows in September 2022 — and the Best Reasons to Watch
Pizza and pastries, karate and caves, Netflix’s new shows in September cover a lot of ground — and that’s before anyone hops over hot lava.
‘Lord of the Rings’ vs. ‘House of the Dragon’: Their Competition Isn’t Each Other. It’s the Future.
While it’s tempting to pit the fantasy prequels against each other, they’re fundamentally different shows — and, quite possibly, fit for different futures.
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