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‘Nocturne’ Review: Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham Get Handcuffed by Clichés in Apple’s Dully Competent Serial Killer Thriller
Zazie Beetz also stars in the series from Rowan Joffé, based on a Swedish novel about a retired cop who must once again confront the murderer he helped put behind bars.
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‘The One About Matthew Perry’ Review: Netflix’s Intimate and Sincere but Overly Padded Docuseries
Perry's sister Mia and various friends, former girlfriends and colleagues talk about the actor's genius and his demons in Mary Robertson's three-parter.
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‘Minimum Wage’ Review: Netflix’s Format-Breaking Hangout Series Makes Good on the Promise of Short Episode Running Times
'Fresh Off the Boat' star Randall Park is the biggest name in this adaptation of the web series of the same name from production company American High.
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‘Newlyweds’ Review: Téa Leoni and Tim Daly in an Innocuously Bland NBC Sitcom That’s Straight Out of the Late ’90s
Guest star Jamie Lee Curtis and the recently departed Gail Lerner co-created this series about a middle-aged couple who rush into their second marriage.
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‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3 Review: Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s Netflix Romance Levels Up but Can’t Ditch Old Habits
Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons and Jackie Tohn also return, as the central couple — a rabbi and a former agnostic preparing to convert to Judaism — take a big step forward in their relationship.
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‘Yaga’ Review: Carrie-Anne Moss and Hudson Williams in AMC+’s Intriguing but Undercooked Brew of Modern Crime and Ancient Folklore
Clark Backo and Noah Reid also star in Kat Sandler's adaptation of her own play, a reimagining of the Baba Yaga myth centered around the search for a missing college student.
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‘Phony’ Review: Connie Britton and Sam Nivola Lead Hulu’s Likably Quirky and Beguiling Paranoid Mystery Series
A high school student survives a car accident but begins to suspect that his mother is an imposter in Nick Paley's eight-episode dramedy.
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‘Crystal Lake’ Review: Peacock’s Linda Cardellini-Starring Series Is the Best ‘Friday the 13th’ Property Yet (Which Isn’t Saying a Lot)
The Emmy winner plays Pamela Voorhees, mother of a missing special needs child, in this prequel/adaptation/reimagining of the landmark slasher films.
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‘Tyson’ Review: Netflix’s Docuseries Tells Mike Tyson’s Story as Only Mike Tyson Could, and Already Has Several Times
Floyd Russ' four-part project follows the boxer from rough childhood to athletic stardom to decades of self-inflicted adversity.
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‘VisionQuest’ Review: Paul Bettany and James Spader Elevate Disney+’s Sometimes Moving, Sometimes Exhausting Marvel Spinoff
The 'WandaVision' follow-up finds the heroic synthezoid laying low until a bounty hunter comes after him, forcing him to go on the run with a reincarnation of his speedster son.
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‘Treasure Island’ Review: David Oyelowo and Hayley Atwell Can Only Breathe So Much Life Into MGM+’s Handsome but Undercooked Pirate Adventure
Jack Huston and Tom Sweet also star in the reimagining of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel, about a young man's ocean-traversing quest for buried treasure.
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‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ Review: Paramount+’s Promising Addition to a Beloved Fantasy Franchise
Co-creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko return with a new fantasy series set after the events of 'The Last Airbender' and 'The Legend of Korra.'
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‘Eternally Yours’ Review: CBS’ Vampire Comedy From ‘Ghosts’ Creators Is Severely Anemic
Ed Weeks and Allegra Edwards star as bloodsuckers whose 500-year marriage has lost its spark.
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‘Below’ Review: Josh Hartnett Battles a Sea Creature in Netflix’s Likably Silly Newfoundland-Set Thriller
Jesse McKeown's six-part series focuses on a fisherman in a remote village, his quirky family and an aquatic monster capable of easily sinking ships.
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‘Cupertino’ Review: Robert and Michelle King Tackle Big Tech in Their Latest Broadcast Winner
The CBS hour-long stars Mike Colter and Rachel Keller as legal professionals protecting the Davids in the Goliath-dominated world of Silicon Valley.
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‘Small Prophets’ Review: Mackenzie Crook’s Droll Apple TV Comedy Features Pearce Quigley in One of the Year’s Best Performances
Quigley plays a melancholy man who enlists a new friend (Lauren Patel) and supernatural forces to learn the truth about his girlfriend's disappearance.
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