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‘The Sandman’ Gives Neil Gaiman Fans the Faithful Adaptation They Have Waited For 

Published material with a massive following always faces the same questions about how accurate the screen adaptation will be. After many years of delays and false starts, audiences are finally getting an adaption…

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‘Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head’ Keeps Its Sense of Humor Grounded in the Present Without Missing a Beat

Beavis and Butt-Head’s perennially favorite band, the metal horror ensemble Gwar, doesn’t make an appearance in “Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head,” but the reboot keeps everything else. It also has a little…

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‘Reservation Dogs’ Season 2 Triumphs With Greater Poignancy and Brilliant Humor

The Peabody award-winning series, “Reservation Dogs,” returns bigger and better for its second season. Its inaugural season was already impressive as a groundbreaking series about contemporary Native American life in Oklahoma, with…

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‘Industry’ Season 2 Raises the Stakes With Absorbing Delivery

HBO’s “Industry” revolves around one of the trickiest themes to pull off well. The world of finance can be an archaic maze full of cryptic language for outsiders, but this series makes…

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Issa Rae’s ‘Rap Sh!t’ Flows Through Miami’s Hip-Hop Scene With Realistic Rhythm

Seeking fame in our modern era can seem so easy and crushingly difficult at the same time. If you somehow score the right video that goes viral, overnight success can follow. You might…

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‘Black Bird’ Enters an Unnerving Psychological Labyrinth to Corner a Killer

At first it sounds like a familiar plot in the annals of crime TV and film. A convict is offered the chance to redeem himself if he can help the authorities corner another,…

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‘Stranger Things 4’ Ends in Grandiose Fashion With an Earthshaking Finale

One of the ways in which streaming has completely altered television as a media art form is in the freedom the format grants showrunners. Even when a service features ads, in a sense…

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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 2 Opens a New Mystery With Crackling Charm

The second season of Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” understands that a good mystery needs enticing details and characters we care about. We get a new murder to solve that still…

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‘Westworld’ Season 4 Gets Trickier With Its Dystopian Suspense 

HBO’s “Westworld” is now in a completely different place than where it began, both literally and figuratively. What started as a philosophical fantasy pondering the usual sci-fi themes of humans versus machines…

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‘The Old Man’: Jeff Bridges Is an Aging Spy on the Run in Slow-Burning FX Thriller

One of the most common anti-ageist tools in entertainment is to take leading men at or past middle age and show they can snap a neck or blow up a car very well.

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The Consummate Songcraft of Maggie Rogers Gets an Overhaul on ‘Surrender’
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