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Who'd have thought that Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling, of all people, would be the ones to help an entire generation look soberly at their own reflection in 2019?
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Anyone who's experienced great loss should be able to relate to this show.
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There's more than a faint whiff of colonial noblesse oblige behind all the cooking.
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The Last Kingdom walks the line between historical realism and high camp.
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In some ways,
Kim's resembles the other great Canadian sitcom of the moment,
Schitt's Creek.
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A Netflix show about Buzzfeed News reporters on the job immediately sounds like the most annoying thing ever created. But, surprisingly, it's not.
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Its characters’ interests include, in no particular order: Sex, beer, beef, trucks, football, caps, motorcycles, hunting, whiskey, more sex, dick-punching, and more whiskey.
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Comedy, in David Letterman's endgame eyes, means always having to say you're sorry.
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Remember: Cults are crazy and evil, not some backdrop for a pretentious cocktail party or groovy rich-person road trip.
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Coming in peace, the new Fab Five offers a message of tolerance and humility, love and better grooming.
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It's about time that our pop-culture universe diversified its hero pool.
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Up until very recently, Neal Pollack did everything stoned. Now, things have changed.
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The gossamer web of royal propaganda has once again been woven.
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In the high-octane world of The Grand Tour, unless the crash is fatal, the car party never ends.
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The show takes everything we thought we knew about a generation, and about human nature itself, and peers deep into its darkest recesses.
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There’s a kind of terrifyingly accurate specificity to Baumbach’s bohemia.
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In Disjointed's world, as in the real world, marijuana is fun, normal, and the future.
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The show achieves the impossible: it gets you to semi-root for people who have been ludicrously and blatantly cheating on their spouses for the entire length of their marriages.
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Literature is about ghost sisters in Maine or raising kids in Brooklyn. Game Of Thrones is swords and tits and heads popping open like melons.
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Ansari is the captain of the luxury food culture yacht, urging us all to treat ourselves.
Fun
Frisky
Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
Who'd have thought that Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling, of all people, would be the ones to help an entire generation look soberly at their own reflection in 2019?
Anyone who's experienced great loss should be able to relate to this show.
There's more than a faint whiff of colonial noblesse oblige behind all the cooking.
The Last Kingdom walks the line between historical realism and high camp.
In some ways, Kim's resembles the other great Canadian sitcom of the moment, Schitt's Creek.
A Netflix show about Buzzfeed News reporters on the job immediately sounds like the most annoying thing ever created. But, surprisingly, it's not.
Its characters’ interests include, in no particular order: Sex, beer, beef, trucks, football, caps, motorcycles, hunting, whiskey, more sex, dick-punching, and more whiskey.
Comedy, in David Letterman's endgame eyes, means always having to say you're sorry.
Remember: Cults are crazy and evil, not some backdrop for a pretentious cocktail party or groovy rich-person road trip.
Coming in peace, the new Fab Five offers a message of tolerance and humility, love and better grooming.
It's about time that our pop-culture universe diversified its hero pool.
Up until very recently, Neal Pollack did everything stoned. Now, things have changed.
The gossamer web of royal propaganda has once again been woven.
In the high-octane world of The Grand Tour, unless the crash is fatal, the car party never ends.
The show takes everything we thought we knew about a generation, and about human nature itself, and peers deep into its darkest recesses.
There’s a kind of terrifyingly accurate specificity to Baumbach’s bohemia.
In Disjointed's world, as in the real world, marijuana is fun, normal, and the future.
The show achieves the impossible: it gets you to semi-root for people who have been ludicrously and blatantly cheating on their spouses for the entire length of their marriages.
Literature is about ghost sisters in Maine or raising kids in Brooklyn. Game Of Thrones is swords and tits and heads popping open like melons.
Ansari is the captain of the luxury food culture yacht, urging us all to treat ourselves.
