Watch this now: ‘The Deuce’, ‘American Vandal’
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Watch this now! ‘Bojack’ season 4 and ‘One Mississippi’
BoJack Horseman season 4 Streaming on Netflix now Logline: Where’s BoJack? A washed up TV star searches for meaning in his Hollywoo life with more than a little help from his friends. Oh, and he’s a talking
We watched it so you don’t have to: ‘The Orville’, ‘The Defenders’
The Orville Fox, out now Logline: Seth MacFarlane tries to boldly go where no writer has gone before. Verdict: MacFarlane shows a new side to his talents in this Fox show. The plot may be ponderous, the characters
We watched it so you don’t have to: The Netflix Summer Edition
Oh Netflix, you were so smart. With your incredible algorithms at hand, you produced shows – and networks quaked in their boots. You had something special, something that all the MBA, white-boy network executives wanted,
We watched it so you don’t have to: ‘Landline’
Logline: Edie Falco (Nurse Jackie) tries to save soporific, nostalgic 90s coming-of-age dramedy in which sisters find out their father is cheating. Verdict: Jenny Slate (Obvious Child) has a voice that could strip paint. With such
We watched it so you don’t have to: ‘To The Bone’
Logline: Lily Collins (Okja) and her epic eyebrows suffer from poor little white girl syndrome while battling anorexia. Verdict: This movie of the week has most of the hallmarks of its genre, but with the added bonus
We watched it so you don’t have to: ‘Gypsy’
Logline: Bored psychologist (Naomi Watts) has terminal case of poor little rich white girl syndrome as she begins to blur the ethical line by getting involved in her patients’ lives. Verdict: Although it’s not quite as
‘Ozark’ faces more than one darkness in “Tonight We Improve”
One of the defining traits of Ozark is its embrace of darkness, not merely in regards to character but also in a literal sense. So many of the show’s pivotal scenes take place as shadows
‘A Boy Called Po’: Cloying, cliched magical autism
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High school life, blemishes and all, in superb ‘Some Freaks’
Most people’s high school experiences don’t involve magical makeovers into popular kids or Diablo Cody-scripted witty banter. Chances are your high school experience was more awkward and clumsy: zits and mumbled pouting instead of CW-ready