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One Good Thing: ABC’s Abbott Elementary breathes new life into the mockumentary

The terrific new comedy remixes The Office to great, funny effect.

By Emily VanDerWerff

TV’s buzziest shows aren’t trying to trick viewers anymore

By Emily VanDerWerff

The intimacy of the TV star death

By Emily VanDerWerff

In Station Eleven, the end of the world is a vibrant, lush green

By Emily VanDerWerff

Colors: Where did they go? An investigation.

By Emily VanDerWerff

Yellowjackets is prestige Pretty Little Liars. Hear me out.

By Constance Grady

The Golden Globes are this weekend, but they won’t be on TV

By Alissa Wilkinson

And Just Like That finds the demented comedy in life’s humiliations

By Alex Abad-Santos

The very best TV show of 2021

By Emily VanDerWerff

Insecure’s final season was about legacy. The show will leave a lasting one.

By Nylah Burton

Sex and the City said it would stand for friendship over men. It didn’t.

By Constance Grady

Is Jeremy Strong the bad art friend?

By Aja Romano

Station Eleven made me want to live in the post-apocalypse

By Emily VanDerWerff

Looking back at the ’90s has meant reexamining the decade’s toxic diet culture

By Constance Grady

Nothing changed and everything changed in Succession’s third season

By Emily VanDerWerff

Main character syndrome, explained by Carrie Bradshaw

By Alex Abad-Santos

Let Succession be ambiguous

By Emily VanDerWerff

One Good Thing: The Mole is a relic of early reality TV that still holds up

By Steffan Triplett

Kim Cattrall, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Sex and the City’s frenemy feud 

By Alex Abad-Santos

One Good Thing: Money Heist, a joyful TV series about fighting the system

By Molly Lipson

Netflix’s cute, whimsical “City of Ghosts” has layers for both parents and kids to enjoy

By Emily VanDerWerff

One Good Thing: How fashion became a part of The Nanny’s legacy

By Terry Nguyen

Cowboy Bebop, explained

By Aja Romano

The four F’s of trauma response and the four Roy kids of Succession

By Emily VanDerWerff

Yellowjackets brilliantly mixes teen angst and cannibalism — with major Lost vibes

By Emily VanDerWerff

Let’s talk about Cecily Strong’s game-changing “clown abortion” skit

By Aja Romano

One Good Thing: A documentary about Philly cops’ worst enemy becoming their DA

By Dylan Matthews

People still can’t get enough of Princess Diana

By Constance Grady

Yellowstone is one of TV’s biggest hits. What’s Yellowstone, anyway?

By Emily VanDerWerff

How seriously should we take Jon Stewart?

By Constance Grady

Succession turns a box of doughnuts into a stealthy statement about abuse

By Emily VanDerWerff

What Dave Chappelle gets wrong about trans people and comedy

By Aja Romano

The author whose story inspired Netflix’s Maid on why welfare is broken

By Constance Grady

The chaotic, irreplaceable Wendy Williams

By Melinda Fakuade

How TV lied about abortion

By Tanya Melendez

The dark, enthralling power of Succession

By Emily VanDerWerff

One Good Thing: Only Murders in the Building plays like a Nora Ephron murder mystery

By Constance Grady

What Squid Game’s fantasies and harsh realities reveal about Korea

By Aja Romano

The Sopranos vs. the end of history

By Alissa Wilkinson

Why I felt betrayed by Netflix’s Midnight Mass

By Aja Romano

The tricky trans politics of FX’s Y: The Last Man

By Emily VanDerWerff

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