Television
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‘Who Killed Robert Wone?’ Review: Swann Song
The true crime documentary Who Killed Robert Wone? doesn’t solve the notorious D.C. murder case, but it steers close to a theory.
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‘Daisy Jones and The Six’ Review: Band Camp
'Daisy Jones and The Six' doesn't reach the heights of the legends it's trying to replicate, but it does strap you in for the ride.
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‘The Consultant’ Review: Work is Hell
Christoph Waltz stars as a sociopathic boss in 'The Consultant,' a workplace thriller that won't be going viral.
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‘Party Down’ Review: Party Hearty
After spending a decade on "canceled too soon" TV lists, 'Party Down' triumphantly returns for its best season yet.
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‘For the Love of DILFS’ Review: Daddy Issues
Twinks go bear-hunting in OUTtv's lusty, louche gay reality dating show-meets-social experiment.
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‘You’ Season 4 Review: Fresh Stalkings
Netflix's super-obsessed serial killer returns for a riveting fourth season in 'You.'
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Grindr Time! ‘Uncoupled’ is Being Revived at Showtime
Showtime has picked up a second season of the Neil Patrick Harris LGBTQ series after Netflix unceremoniously dumped it.
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‘Shrinking’ Review:Grief Therapy
"Shrinking," the latest Apple TV+ series from the team behind "Ted Lasso," wants to make grieving funny.
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“Accused” Review: Legal Headache
Based on the award-winning U.K. crime series, Fox's weekly anthology Accused comes up criminally short.
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“Poker Face” Review: True Lies
"Poker Face" strikes a timely, satisfying chord with Natasha Lyonne as a crime-solver who can see through anybody's BS.
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Drag Race Belgium Is Coming in February
The latest Drag Race competition begins on February 16, with a new episode will be released each week.
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‘The Last of Us’ Review: Killer Shrooms
A decade after it came to the Playstation, the weight of "The Last of Us" is transformed by HBO into a glorious series.
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Netflix Cancels ‘Uncoupled’ After One Season
Streaming giant Netflix has decided not to move forward with 'Uncoupled,' ending the show's run after just one season.
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‘Break Point’ Review: Court and Spark
Despite major blind spots, Netflix's pro tennis docuseries Break Point engages, giving a candid look at players' lives on tour.
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‘The Witcher: Blood Origin’ Review: Death by Dullness
'Blood Origin,' a spin-off of Netflix's fantasy franchise 'The Witcher,' falls flat in more ways than one.
