7 New Netflix Shows in October 2022 — and the Best Reasons to Watch
Befitting the Halloween season, Netflix is loading up on horror shows in October. Check out our top picks and the full list of TV titles.
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‘Atlanta’ Just Dropped Its Funniest Episode in Years
“Light Skinned-ed,” written by Stefani Robinson and directed by Hiro Murai, is a return to the light, crackling comedy largely absent from Season 3.
’11 Minutes’ Is an Agonizing, Aimless Recap of the 2017 Las Vegas Shooting
The four-hour Paramount+ doc creates a you-are-there vision of America’s deadliest mass shooting, but — five years later – lacks any broader perspective.
‘House of the Dragon’: Debating Season 1’s Major Moments (So Far)
Is this show amazing or underwhelming or something in between? We’re talking through our feelings — join us.
‘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.
‘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.
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