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Fall TV

Which shows to watch and which ones to skip on television this fall.

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The 26 most worthwhile TV shows to watch this fall

By Emily St. James and Caroline Framke

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Transparent season 4 is a mess, but a very human one

By Emily St. James

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Star Trek: Discovery nails the important stuff in a surprisingly terrific debut

By Emily St. James

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The brilliant, infuriating, boring, hypnotic Ken Burns documentary The Vietnam War

By Emily St. James

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2017 is the worst fall TV season in recent memory

By Emily St. James

Fall TV is here, Covid-19 and all

By Emily St. James

The (secular) gospel according to The Good Place

By Tara Isabella Burton

Nathan Fillion is a rookie cop, Black-ish is back, and more from the week in fall TV

By Emily St. James and Karen Han

This week in TV: a teen drama to check out, a new spin on Charmed, and Jennifer Garner

By Emily St. James and Karen Han

4 new TV shows to try, from Halloween horror to the Flight of the Conchords

By Emily St. James, Karen Han, and 1 more

The rise, fall, and unlikely return of Murphy Brown, explained

By Emily St. James

4 TV shows to check out, from The Good Place to Lil Rel Howery’s new show

By Emily St. James and Karen Han

4 new TV shows to check out this week, from Australian hitmen to beleaguered doctors

By Emily St. James and Karen Han

All the canceled and renewed TV shows from the 2017-’18 season

By Aja Romano

After weeks in limbo due to its gun violence, Marvel’s The Punisher finally has a premiere date

By Alex Abad-Santos

Aline Brosh McKenna of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and The Devil Wears Prada on twisting rom-com tropes

By Caroline Framke

Black-ish’s musical episode about Juneteenth is a pointed lesson on American ignorance

By Caroline Framke

2 new TV shows prove how hard it is to launch a comedy series

By Caroline Framke

The best and (mostly) worst new fall TV shows, in one chart

By Caroline Framke and Emily St. James

The Opposition With Jordan Klepper is an unfocused satire of “alt-media” at its most hyperbolic

By Caroline Framke

Netflix's Big Mouth takes a sharp, surprisingly joyful look at the gross time that is puberty

By Caroline Framke

Will & Grace is back, and so is the debate over its place in LGBTQ history

By Caroline Framke

Marvel's Inhumans is jaw-droppingly awful television. Even worse, it’s boring.

By Emily St. James

Ken Burns, America's best-known documentarian, explained

By Emily St. James

This Is Us season 2 premiere: a big mystery is solved — sort of

By Emily St. James

Young Sheldon isn’t The Big Bang Theory with a little kid

By Emily St. James

The Orville episode about an alien baby sex reassignment was exactly as confusing as it sounds

By Caroline Framke

Star Trek: Discovery’s showrunners on what to expect from the first Trek TV series in 16 years

By Lily Carollo

BoJack Horseman is famous for being emotionally wrenching. But it's also ridiculously funny.

By Caroline Framke

The Good Place, TV’s weirdest and most ambitious sitcom, doubles down in season 2

By Caroline Framke

Love TV comedy? You’re in luck. 3 terrific ones just debuted.

By Emily St. James

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Fall TV 2017: everything you need to know about the best and worst shows

By Vox Staff

Two James Francos. Porn. 1970s New York. The Deuce could go so wrong — but it doesn't.

By Emily St. James

In BoJack Horseman’s searing 4th season, the past comes for everyone

By Caroline Framke

Seth MacFarlane’s The Orville isn't the spoof Fox advertised. It’s much weirder — and worse.

By Caroline Framke

You're the Worst enters a treacherous 4th season in style

By Emily St. James

One Mississippi season 2 shows the limits of joke-light comedy

By Emily St. James

American Horror Story: Cult is either very self-aware, very silly, or both

By Caroline Framke

Stranger Things season 2: here’s everything we know

By Aja Romano

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