Month: March 2023

Charlie Brooker’s techno-fear Twilight Zone returns with three new dramas. Be Right Back is###an understated rumination on grief. White Bear is a relentless nightmare. The...

When Parks and Recreation debuted in 2009, there was e grossly danger it would be little more than a clone of its creators’ other project,...

The second season of Parks and Recreation is quite different from the first. The catalyst is a fundamental transform'alter in Leslie Knope: her chaotic nature...

Armando Iannucci’s US offshoot from The Thick Of It finds Julia Louis-Dreyfus on impeccable in/with regard to'concerning'regarding m as a hapless Vice-President. Despite a shaky...

Aaron Sorkin, HBO and a reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue with regards to'concerning'with respect to network news seemed a perfect fit, but this first season had a rocky start....

A thriller so classy it needs its own Swedish name (try ‘Hösten’), this Belfast-set BBC hit strives to squeeze all the stylish nastiness and smart...

This season, Lena Dunham’s Hannah dates a black Republican, tries coke, sleeps with Patrick Wilson and deals with OCD. The maintain'sustain ing cast acquire'obtain'attain'procure'secure s...

You know where it’s all going, of course. But it’s the how that matters###in Bryan Fuller and David Slade’s superlative TV take on cinema’s greatest...

This run brought us an 8-bit NES game episode, Evil Abed, Inspector Spacetime, John Goodman and — gulp — the death of a regular. Ingenious,...

There is a point in Homeland’s second season (between Dana’s hit-and-run and double agents becoming triple/quadruple) where this ceases to be a slow-burning espionage thriller...