‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ Review: Season 4 Is Ready for the End, But Still Churning Out Big Laughs
No spoilers, but the Netflix comedy’s new episodes take on recent issues in its established irreverent manner.
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‘Arrested Development’ Review: Season 5 Is (Almost) Everything Fans Hoped to See Five Years Ago — Spoiler-Free
No matter how you cut it, Season 4 was a (huge) mistake. But “Arrested Development” finds enough of a new voice in its old voice for a welcome return.
‘Westworld’ Review: Visiting Shogun World Leads to One of the Season’s Best Episodes
Season 2 Episode 5, “Akane No Mai,” focuses on Maeve and Dolores, with seismic results.
’13 Reasons Why’ Season 2 Spoiler Review: The Good, The Bad, and the Lacking in Reason
From PTSD to polaroids, this season of the Netflix drama kept us on our toes.
‘Saturday Night Live’ Review: Tina Fey’s Finale Addresses the Season’s Issues but Also Doesn’t Care
A lackluster finale does manage to serve as an ensemble affair for the cast.
‘Busted!’: This Korean Detective Show Is the Most Fun You’ll Have Watching Something on Netflix
Put “Amazing Race,” “Clue,” a soap opera, and an escape room in a blender and this delightful slice of TV is the glorious result.
‘Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas’ Is Vital HBO Viewing Because It Avoids Giving Easy Answers
Recognizing that the problems facing the world today won’t be solved overnight, Cenac’s show puts a bigger emphasis on listening.
’13 Reasons Why’ Season 2 Review: The Netflix Suicide Drama Returns as Blunt and Emotional as Before
The series is still rehashing the past, even as it finds new secrets to reveal.
‘Little Women’ Review: Maya Hawke Dazzles in PBS’ Faithful and Joyful Adaptation of the Beloved Novel
The gorgeous “Masterpiece” rendition promises to be the go-to standard for a long time to come.
‘Saturday Night Live’ Review: Amy Schumer Pays Tribute to Mothers While Delivering Fun Weirdness
The “I Feel Pretty” star never failed to commit to a bit.
‘Fahrenheit 451’ Review: Michael B. Jordan’s HBO Adaptation Is a Radically Different Take That’s Far From Revolutionary
Michael B. Jordan and Michael Shannon make for a compelling pair in an aptly modernized update that still feels far too conventional.
‘Patrick Melrose’ Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Puts on a Stellar One-Man Show in an Uneven Limited Series
Benedict Cumberbatch does it all in “Patrick Melrose,” an acting exercise that only feels like a TV series after the premiere.
