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‘Batwoman’ Season 2 Boasts a Great New Lead but Needs To Solve Its Own Story

The second season of The CW’s “Batwoman” takes on the challenge of having to recast its title lead, somehow keep the plot sensible and continue promoting diverse values. It certainly scores on…

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‘Servant’ Season 2: The Mysteries Are Leaner but Just as Puzzling

Everything about Apple TV’s “Servant” seems designed to puzzle its viewers to no end. That was part of the allure of its highly cryptic first season. It’s hard to believe what is…

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Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’ Travels a Cryptic Journey Through TV History

Marvel’s “WandaVision” opens like some strange dream where comic book personas mix with classic TV history. It’s a unique offering where devoted fans of the MCU can obsessively search for clues or…

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‘Night Stalker: A Serial Killer’s Murderous Rampage Is Captured With Nightmarish Intensity

Netflix docuseries “Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer” boasts a deceptive title that would make you think this is some kind of pulse-pounding thriller. Instead it has the force of…

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‘American Gods’ Season 3 Gives the Series Back Its Stride

“American Gods” opens its third season with the necessary edge to announce that it still has much divine juice in its veins, at least for its devoted parishioners. A heavy metal concert…

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‘Dickinson’ Season 2: Success Is Counted Sweetest

Apple TV’s “Dickinson” returns with its cheeky and entertaining experiment for a second season. When first premiering last year, it was obvious that this series was not out to give an accurate…

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Ted Danson Brings Oddball Laughs To a Relatively Low Key ‘Mr. Mayor’

“Mr. Mayor” releases on NBC like a relic from some more innocent political age. Like most every other political comedy that has premiered since 2016, it faces the challenge of offering light…

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Nicolas Cage Curses Through the Bland Obscenities of ‘History of Swear Words’

Swearing has become so common in our modern society that there are now few dangerous or spicy things about the act itself. That’s just one of the realities that waters down Netflix’s curious…

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In Season 3, ‘Cobra Kai’ Pumps up the Nostalgia With Some Extra Depth To Its Kicks

To pull off a show like Netflix’s surprise hit “Cobra Kai” is no easy feat. It requires being able to balance a silly premise with heroes packing pathos and ‘80s nostalgia with…

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‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ Casts Some Stylish and Chaotic Final Spells To Say Goodbye

Netflix closes down another show with a final wave of spooks and heartbreak for “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” The occult teen drama kept a consistent blend of style and archaic plotting for…

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‘Vikings’ Final Season Ends With Bloody Battles and Major Conversions

By Odin “Vikings” has reached its end with merry slaughter and grand speeches. Like the Nordic heroes who begin converting to that intrusive new faith, Christianity, its finale is also defying its…

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Charlie Brooker Waves Goodbye To a Wretched Year With ‘Death To 2020’

Netflix’s “Death to 2020” might work better in the future than in the now, when we are still licking our wounds from a turn around the sun that brought pandemics, near-war, mass…

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