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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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Mel Brooks’ ‘History of the World: Part II’ Gleefully Returns to the Past to Rearrange the Facts

It has been 42 years since Mel Brooks released “History of the World: Part I.” Since then an entire medium has been catching up to him. When the comedic genius released his hilarious…

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Chris Rock Hits Back at Will Smith, Takes Aim at Meghan Markle in ‘Selective Outrage’ Netflix Special

Chris Rock’s Netflix special, “Chris Rock: Selective Outrage,” was technologically historic as the first-ever live global streaming event for Netflix, airing a week before the 2023 Oscars, and a year since Will…

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‘Daisy Jones & The Six’ Fictionalizes a ‘70s Rock Band to Play an Uneven Show

Amazon’s “Daisy Jones & The Six” is adapted from a particular kind of literary genre. The original bestselling novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid is an inventive fantasy written like one of those…

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‘The Mandalorian’ Season 3 Initiates a New Adventure With an Uncertain Course 

If you want more “Star Wars,” Disney is delivering more “Star Wars.” The third season of “The Mandalorian” arrives after a lengthy hiatus that has still seen Disney+ drop multiple new shows…

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‘Party Down’ Is Back in Business With Plenty of Hilarious Angst To Serve

Go to any major city, whether Los Angeles or New York, and you will surely meet many people like the characters of “Party Down.” This is not a reboot of the workplace…

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‘The Reluctant Traveler’ Navigates the Globe With a Hesitant Eugene Levy

Series about seeing the world tend to be hosted by someone who actually wants to see other places. The immediate charm of Apple TV’s “The Reluctant Traveler” is that it’s a visually…

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‘Bel-Air’ Season 2 Reaches Deeper Levels With Stronger Drama and Social Commentary

The second season of “Bel-Air” continues its unique experiment of reinventing a beloved sitcom as a serious drama. When the show premiered last year, the hype revolved around how it took its…

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