Steve Greene
Steve Greene was previously a member of the IndieWire TV team. In addition to covering film festivals for IndieWire across North America, working with organizations like the International Documentary Association, he frequently hosts post-screening discussions and panel talks around Los Angeles. When he’s not consuming unhealthy amounts of pop culture, Steve is an avid podcast listener, baseball game attender and trivia team member.
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From "The Bear" and "Moonlighting" to "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Martin," these scripted TV comedies are the best of the best.
In 2023, the Academy Award-winning actor played both Napoleon Bonaparte for Ridley Scott's historical biopic, as well as the title character in Ari Aster's third horror feature, "Beau Is Afraid."
Check out the below list for a celebration of the best TV episodes of the year.
After almost 20 years of ups and downs, here are the original series that have left the biggest mark on the platform.
Over a decade after the platform started making its own shows, here's a collection of the best there is to see.
Cousin Roasted
Logistical details, observant character beats, and one fantastic food prep heart-to-heart: "Forks" has it all.
Beltin' Goggins
Baby Billy's "There Will Come a Payday" sequence is just one of the HBO show's musical highlights this year.
Empire World Building
The Netflix animated series exists on its own terms, even when the legendary skyscraping ape is in the spotlight.
Netflix subscribers are once again staring into "Black Mirror." Season 6 episodes join IndieWire's ranking.
HBO Max is dead; long live Max! From the action-packed "Peacemaker" to the puzzling "The Flight Attendant," these are the new platform's top TV offerings.
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An aggressively average Season 6 stretches the show's central premise thin and abandons its best chance at staying relevant.
You Can Leave Your Sad On
25 years later, a meandering return to Sheffield struggles to figure out its own reason for being.
