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Upload’s third season poses plenty more intriguing questions about existentialism, government corruption and civil rights.
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The Sixth Commandment is as true as the true crime drama gets.
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Despite the increase in scope, Minx hasn’t forgotten the issues – sexual liberation, women’s rights, female empowerment – it previously handled so deftly.
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While not a single one has a Rotten Tomatoes rating above 44%, plenty are still perfectly watchable in that “Saturday night switch your brain off” kinda way.
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Prepare yourself for "random acts of fabulousness."
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Is it a shower or a grower? Or, gasp, neither?!?
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Some fans may be disappointed at this lack of belly laughs, and indeed the lack of any bellies.
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Vortex forges its own non-linear path, imbuing an out-there premise with a level of humanity often missing.
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“I’m not going to fall out with you over this.”
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In a way, The Muppets Mayhem mirrors its titular band perfectly.
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This new series positions itself as an edgier alternative to Apple TV+'s hit show.
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Here is a welcome reminder of how the true crime genre can still compel even when the focus veers away from its crimes.
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Keep your fingers crossed for a movie!
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With its split-screen sequences, animated fever dreams and episode-opening recaps presented on an old-school TV set, Sprung's visual style is almost as peppy as its script.
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This is Apple TV+’s most under-rated Britcom.
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No, it's not about the fast casual hamburger chain.
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No one is going to grumble about its refreshing brevity, that's for sure.
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The Lake has already proved that Canadian humor isn’t always “relentlessly nice” and “unconfrontational.”
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Hotel Portofino has already been commissioned for a second series, and its surprisingly empowering finale suggests that once again the women will be running the show.
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Despite the promise of a “new and radical social experiment,” The One That Got Away still falls victim to the same corny old tropes.
Fun
Frisky
Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
Upload’s third season poses plenty more intriguing questions about existentialism, government corruption and civil rights.
The Sixth Commandment is as true as the true crime drama gets.
Despite the increase in scope, Minx hasn’t forgotten the issues – sexual liberation, women’s rights, female empowerment – it previously handled so deftly.
Decider Lists
Prepare yourself for "random acts of fabulousness."
Is it a shower or a grower? Or, gasp, neither?!?
Some fans may be disappointed at this lack of belly laughs, and indeed the lack of any bellies.
Vortex forges its own non-linear path, imbuing an out-there premise with a level of humanity often missing.
“I’m not going to fall out with you over this.”
In a way, The Muppets Mayhem mirrors its titular band perfectly.
This new series positions itself as an edgier alternative to Apple TV+'s hit show.
Here is a welcome reminder of how the true crime genre can still compel even when the focus veers away from its crimes.
Keep your fingers crossed for a movie!
With its split-screen sequences, animated fever dreams and episode-opening recaps presented on an old-school TV set, Sprung's visual style is almost as peppy as its script.
This is Apple TV+’s most under-rated Britcom.
No, it's not about the fast casual hamburger chain.
No one is going to grumble about its refreshing brevity, that's for sure.
The Lake has already proved that Canadian humor isn’t always “relentlessly nice” and “unconfrontational.”
Hotel Portofino has already been commissioned for a second series, and its surprisingly empowering finale suggests that once again the women will be running the show.
Despite the promise of a “new and radical social experiment,” The One That Got Away still falls victim to the same corny old tropes.
