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‘Succession’ Aims for the Jugular in Stirring Series Finale

Like an overcrowded nest of vipers, everyone yearns for the top chair without realizing they are the prey in the feature-length series finale of “Succession.” The HBO hit has become a pop…

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‘White House Plumbers’ Spins Watergate Into a Tragicomedy With Much Relevance 

The world of government and intrigue is full of keen minds, even brilliant ones, and then absolute human farce. HBO’s five-part “White House Plumbers” turns the Watergate scandal into a tragicomedy of…

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‘Mrs. Davis’ Pits a Holy Betty Gilpin Against A.I. in Energetic Oddball Adventure

It used to be the case that nuns and priests were tasked with facing down Satan. Now that technology is consuming our lives more and more, it makes sense that the devil might…

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‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Rediscovers Its Comedic Essence as the Series Exits the Stage

After trying in vain to recycle some of its original plotting last season, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” rediscovers its stride while continuing to celebrate the long, hard road of success, and personal…

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In ‘Beef,’ Ali Wong and Steven Yeun Rage Through Modern American Anxiety

Los Angeles is like a microcosm of so many of this country’s contradictions. The immensely wealthy live in close proximity to the struggling working class. Take public transportation and you face Dantenean images…

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‘Succession’ Season 4 Plays Harder and Darker for Its Final Round

Family dysfunction has a way of capturing a society’s vicious nature. No family on TV captures the dark spirit of American corporate culture like the diabolically dysfunctional Roys. The clan at the heart…

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Olivia Colman Reigns in Steven Knight’s Dismal Reimagining of ‘Great Expectations’

Going gritty can mean many things. Sometimes it can elevate certain material to a riveting, powerful degree. Other times it can feel like the filmmaker misunderstands what gritty actually means and is just…

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‘Perry Mason’ Season 2 Is So Good It Makes Corruption Shine 

HBO’s “Perry Mason” is a particular kind of drama that sustains itself mostly on its rich atmosphere. That’s a common observation with much television these days, as production quality remains high for…

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