September 21, 2018
Paul Feig’s sophisticated ‘A Simple Favour’
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This camp study of sociopathy is far from simple
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August 10, 2018
‘Sharp Objects’ blurs the edges
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The cruel complexities of women’s lives propel this Amy Adams-led thriller
September 11, 2018
Benedict Cumberbatch is perfect as the imperfect Patrick Melrose
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The actor brings together his trademark raffishness and sardonic superiority in this searing miniseries
July 12, 2018
Duals duel in ‘Counterpart’
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J.K. Simmons goes through the looking glass in this science-fiction espionage series
June 29, 2018
‘Queer Eye’ has its finger firmly on America’s jagged pulse
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The uncommonly caring makeover show returns to Netflix for a second season
June 14, 2018
The beguiling ‘Killing Eve’
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge short-circuits the espionage thriller
April 24, 2018
‘Atlanta’: thrillingly subversive
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Donald Glover’s uncommon blend of the everyday and the absurd makes a masterful return
March 27, 2018
‘Babylon Berlin’: strangely familiar
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The gripping Weimar-era police procedural feels completely in the moment
December 11, 2017
The unclear future of ‘Transparent’
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Has Jeffrey Tambor given the groundbreaking series its most definitive ending?
November 13, 2017
The unexpected depths of Netflix’s ‘BoJack Horseman’
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An animated satire about an anthropomorphic former sitcom star gets surprisingly real
September 3, 2017
Superheroes on TV
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Marvel’s ‘The Defenders’ are here to save a medium that seems to be doing fine on its own