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Trevor Noah Couldn’t Balance Comedy And Propaganda As Host Of ‘The Daily Show’

Samuel Mangold-Lenett December 12, 2022

The Lying Media Told Me Not To Watch Netflix’s ‘Ancient Apocalypse,’ So I Did

Evita Duffy-Alfonso December 8, 2022

When Media Tried To Turn Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ Into A Racism Controversy, Its Producer Shut Them Down

Evita Duffy-Alfonso December 2, 2022

Debuting Animated Series ‘The Wingfeather Saga’ Delivers A Fantasy Adventure Families Can Enjoy Together

Josh Shepherd December 2, 2022

Here’s The Real Story Behind The School Choice Debate In ‘Abbott Elementary’

Auguste Meyrat November 22, 2022

Late-Night TV’s Unbearable Politics Isn’t About Amusing People, It’s About Indoctrinating Them

Samuel Mangold-Lenett November 11, 2022

What FX’s ‘The Patient’ Has To Say About Therapy, Violence, And The Masculinity Crisis

Auguste Meyrat November 7, 2022

An Inside Look At ‘The Chosen’s’ Revolutionary Production Ahead Of Season Three

Elise McCue October 27, 2022

‘Welcome To Wrexham’ Might Finally Explain Soccer’s Appeal

Auguste Meyrat October 24, 2022

Amazon Spoiled ‘Rings Of Power’ By Trading Tolkien For Lame Hollywood Tropes

Nathanael Blake October 19, 2022

If Disney Can Avoid Tired Agendas in The Second Half, ‘Andor’ Will Be A Story-First Success

Josh Shepherd October 18, 2022

The Latest ‘Rick And Morty’ Gives Viewers A Blast From The Past With Utopian Dinosaurs

Kyle Sammin October 13, 2022

Will Globalist Corporate Governance Schemes Bleed Into Beloved Shows On The CW Network?

Jessica Marie Baumgartner October 13, 2022

‘Rick And Morty’ Hits Its Season Six ‘Oedipus Rex’ Moment

Kyle Sammin October 6, 2022

The Writing Is Getting Splendidly Tighter In ‘Rick And Morty’ Season Six

Kyle Sammin September 29, 2022

It’s Not Tolkien’s Fault Amazon’s Adaptation Is Terrible

Nathanael Blake September 27, 2022

As ‘The Waltons’ Turns 50, Here Are 10 Must-See Episodes To Watch With Your Family

Josh Shepherd September 23, 2022

The Latest ‘Rick And Morty’ Probes Our Modern Narcissism Problem

Kyle Sammin September 22, 2022

Despite Mega Popularity, ‘Rick And Morty’s’ Legacy Is Complicated

Samuel Mangold-Lenett September 20, 2022

Amazon’s ‘Rings Of Power’ Falls Short Because It’s About Making Money, Not The Story

Kody Cooper September 20, 2022

‘Rick And Morty’ Contemplates Religion And The Religious Following Of ‘Die Hard’ In Latest Episode

Kyle Sammin September 14, 2022

HBO’s High-Quality ‘House Of The Dragon’ GOT Prequel Treats Viewers Like Adults

Peter Pischke September 12, 2022

‘Rick And Morty’ Face Consequences, Abandonment, And A New Villain In Season Six

Kyle Sammin September 9, 2022

‘Only Murders In The Building’ Succeeds In Season Two Despite Excess Subplots

Auguste Meyrat September 6, 2022

Amazon’s ‘Rings Of Power’ Fails Because It Abandons Tolkien’s Moral Imagination

Nathanael Blake September 6, 2022

Even With Perfectly Cast Jeff Bridges, ‘The Old Man’ Falls Short In Understanding Male Aging

Michael Bedar August 31, 2022

‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ Reminds Us Every Life Is Beautiful

Helen Raleigh August 29, 2022

‘The Orville’s’ Sanctimony Switch-Up In ‘New Horizons’ Falls Flat

Auguste Meyrat August 25, 2022

Facing Complex Moments Of Temptation Is What Makes ‘Better Call Saul’ Characters Authentic

Amy Welborn August 17, 2022

Cheeky Racing Broadcaster Becomes Endearing Novice Farmer On ‘Clarkson’s Farm’

Michael Bedar August 3, 2022

FX’s ‘The Bear’ Balances The Raw Drama And Comedy Felt By Today’s Millennial Men

Auguste Meyrat July 12, 2022

‘Baymax!’ Is Just A Bunch Of Patronizing Public Service Announcements

Peter Pischke July 11, 2022

‘Better Call Saul’ Loses Its Light In Shocking Mid-Season Finale

Daniel Ross May 24, 2022

‘Halo’ TV Series Is A Dull, Politically Correct Affair With Nothing To Say

Auguste Meyrat May 24, 2022

The Return Of ‘The Kids In The Hall’ Reminds Us That Comedy Is Supposed To Hit In All Directions

Rich Cromwell May 24, 2022

‘Severance’ Could Have Brilliantly Satirized Our Joyless Technocracy, But Season 1 Falls Short

Auguste Meyrat May 13, 2022

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