‘Fargo’: How Season 4’s Black-and-White Episode Embraces its ‘Wizard of Oz’ Metaphor
Showrunner Noah Hawley and his production team spoke with IndieWire about designing “East/West,” a standout entry and brilliant homage to classic cinema.
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‘The Boys’: How the Craft Team Turns Impossible Scenarios into Very Bloody Realities
Hint: It involves something called a “blood lollipop.”
‘Loki’ Review: Marvel’s Latest Needs a Little Less Conversation and a Lot More Mischief
The Disney+ limited series starring Tom Hiddleston as the God of Mischief is far less fun than it has every right to be.
‘Sweet Tooth’ Review: Netflix’s Fantasy-Adventure Series Crafts a Spielbergian Fairy Tale
Jim Mickle’s engrossing adaptation of Jeff Lemire’s comic book series provides a warm escapist fantasy for those who can get past its one intrusive tie to reality.
‘The Good Lord Bird’: Ethan Hawke on Vivifying a Left-Wing, ‘Peacenik’ Hero — Who Still Carries 14 Pistols
As abolitionist John Brown, Hawke brought “the hippie point of view” to a man who was done being pushed around — and with it, introduced a new generation to an old hero.
Steve McQueen on 5 Integral Moments That Connect His ‘Small Axe’ Series
When seen together, the director and co-writer’s five-film set creates a resounding cumulative effect, far greater than any one entry.
‘Housebroken’ Review: ‘Veep’ Writers and Stars Reunite for Fox’s Still-in-Training Pets Comedy
A group of LA-area pets get together for unlicensed talk therapy in Clea DuVall, Jennifer Crittenden, and Gabrielle Allan’s Fox animated farce.
‘Mare of Easttown’ Review: Finale’s Emotional and Shocking Ending Rises to the Challenge — Spoilers
Kate Winslet’s HBO limited series manages to tie all those moving pieces together for an ending that honors its mystery and characters equally.
‘Mare of Easttown’ Evolves HBO’s ‘True Detective’ Model, and Proves Why Season 4 Can Wait
Since its 2014 debut, “True Detective” has released three seasons and inspired a slew of star-powered imitators. But “Mare of Easttown” is so much more.
7 Surprising Facts We Learned from the ‘Friends’ Reunion
A few long-rumored topics were covered in the HBO Max special, including a “major crush” shared by two of the six Friends.
‘Friends: The Reunion’ Is a Bizarre Impediment to Appreciating One of TV’s Most Intimate Sitcoms
For anyone under its spell, the magic of “Friends” was how you always felt like the seventh person in the room. In the reunion, you’re just one of millions.
Emmy Predictions 2021: Best TV Movie — When All Movies Are TV Movies, None Are?
With far fewer contenders than the other major program categories, Best TV Movie still houses a handful of award-worthy productions.
