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In what is becoming more common, the season — the show’s fourth — will be split in two. The first seven episodes will be released next Friday, and then the last two episodes will be released five weeks later, on July 1. → Read More
The pulpy whodunit on Apple TV+ is more or less entertaining through its eight episodes, only to arrive at an implausible ending. → Read More
"1932" will, according to Paramount+, “introduce a new generation of the Dutton family and explore the early twentieth century when pandemics, historic drought, the end of Prohibition, and the Great Depression all plague the mountain west." → Read More
The talent is good, including director David Nutter (“Game of Thrones”), writer-producer Steven Moffat (“Sherlock,” “Doctor Who”), and lead actors Rose Leslie and Theo James. But the result is unsatisfying. → Read More
The new version of the Fox series will feature the voices of its original four stars, Katey Sagal, Christina Applegate, David Faustino, and Ed O’Neill. → Read More
Occasionally shows — including one dating as far back as 1962 — have helped the pop cultural landscape reflect the realities of reproductive freedom without applying judgment. → Read More
NBC has renewed “Law & Order” and “Law & Order: Organized Crime” — and “Law & Order: SVU,” “Chicago Fire,” “Chicago Med,” and “Chicago PD” were already renewed. Meanwhile, CBS honchos have renewed their own Wolf shows, the “FBI” dramas. → Read More
The new psychological drama from the makers of the transcendent “Normal People” feels like a deep dive into shallow waters. → Read More
Bayer plays a host on a TV shopping network who lets a lie slip out that her cancer has returned. Suddenly, she becomes one of the most popular hosts. → Read More
With three episodes to go before the NBC drama concludes, "This Is Us" has provided one of TV’s broadest, yet most detailed portraits of an extended family. → Read More
Timothy Olyphant returns as Marshal Raylan Givens, and the show will pick up with him eight years after he relocated from Kentucky to Miami. → Read More
The HBO Max miniseries expands on the real-life case of Michael Peterson, who was accused of murdering his wife, by transforming the saga into something more philosophically provocative than its sensationalistic origins might have suggested. → Read More
The new PBS drama is a flawed but compelling entry in the “Masterpiece” lineup. → Read More
No matter how well-intentioned the Showtime series is, its approach to the stories of Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford, and Michelle Obama doesn't rise above Wikipedia level. → Read More
I’ve seen “The Offer,” the Paramount+ series about the making of “The Godfather,” and it’s a lot of fun. But don't assume you're watching an especially accurate account. → Read More
The show works beautifully, in the way “GLOW” did, and a lot of the success has to do with the casting, specifically Jake Johnson as porn publisher Doug Renetti. → Read More
The show was made without Pamela Anderson's authorization. Is that okay? → Read More
“Anatomy of a Scandal,” the new David E. Kelley series on Netflix, is the kind of show you don't want to think about too much. It was made for a quick thrill, which it more or less delivers. → Read More
The show is based on the book “In Black and White: The Life of Sammy Davis Jr.” by Globe alum Wil Haygood. → Read More
These series are all original, risk-taking creations — from the creepy sci-fi of "Severance" to the warm slice-of-life of Bridget Everett's "Somebody Somewhere." → Read More