With “Pluribus,” Vince Gilligan Wants to Save the World from Happiness
With “Pluribus,” “Breaking Bad” creator Vince Gilligan questions the very notion of a more equitable, supportive, and peaceful society.
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“The Sisters Grimm” are the Rightful Heirs to Enchant our Screens
Apple TV+’s “The Sisters Grimm” captures the spark of mystery, adventure, and wonder that pulsates in its classic fairy tale source.
“The Morning Show” Season 4 Dives into AI, Influencers, and Deep Fakes
Season 4 of “The Morning Show” does not disappoint, arriving without apologies to dramatize the biggest issues facing media today.
In “Foundation” Season 3, the Empire (and the Pacing) are Falling
“Foundation” demands your attention, your patience, and – your willingness to take notes like you’re prepping for a dissertation defense.
Just Friends Again, “Platonic” Season 2 Delivers the Chaos
If you’re wondering whether you should rekindle your friendship with your ex-bestie? Maybe just watch “Platonic” instead.
“Acapulco” Is Coming Home for “Ted Lasso” Star Cristo Fernández
“‘Acapulco’ is a wonderful example of how to build something unique while remaining faithful to the location,” says actor Cristo Fernández.
Owen Wilson’s “Stick” is Giving Us Golf, Grief, Growth… and Spanglish
With its mix of humor, heartache, and redemption, “Stick” uses the lightness of comedy to explore the weight of life.
Are We All Murderbot? Humanity is a Farce in 2025’s Sharpest Comedy
“Murderbot” examines a future that feels increasingly like our present, with empathy (or the lack thereof) as the defining feature.
Seth Rogen’s “The Studio” Is The Best Possible Anxiety Attack in Episode Form
“The Studio” is a whirlwind of creative compromise, budget panic, and subtle backstabbing – it’s stressful comedy at its best.
“Midnight Family” Brings the World the Story of Mexican EMTs
“Midnight Family” is a humanizing testament to Mexico City’s paramedics and the families who make up their ranks.