‘Pennyworth’: TV Review
Batman's butler gets his DC origin story on Epix from the 'Gotham' team of Bruno Heller and Danny Cannon, and 'Pennyworth' is dark, realistic and loads of entertainment with a grown-up bent.
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THR review: Hulu and Mindy Kaling reimagine the 1994 rom-com classic 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' as a 10-episode series.
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HBO's searing, hilarious and surprisingly emotional drama 'Succession' returns even stronger for its second season.
View ArticleCritics Debate: The Pain and Pleasure of Summer TV
Tim Goodman and Daniel Fienberg discuss the season's small-screen offerings, from blasts of genre distraction like 'Stranger Things' and 'Jett' to provocative head-turner 'Years and Years.'
View ArticleTim Goodman: Will Netflix Have to Change Its Strategy Soon?
The streamer seems less interested in individual shows than creating the illusion that it has all the shows you need — and that may be a problem soon.
View ArticleHow (And Why) I Cut the Cord: A TV Critic’s Journey Over the Top
If cutting the cable cord actually saves money for people or streamlines the viewing experience while adding better options at roughly the same price for people not hung up on the money part — and it's...
View ArticleCritic’s Notebook: HBO’s ‘Succession’ Gets Bigger, Better and More Nuanced in...
It's a pretty easy argument to say that HBO's 'Succession' is one of the best dramas on television — and not in that vague, Top-20 kind of way, but very securely in the small handful of dramas that...
View ArticleCritics Pick the Must-See Shows of Fall TV
The Hollywood Reporter's TV critics Daniel Fienberg and Tim Goodman pick their must-see shows of Fall TV for September and October.
View Article‘Living With Yourself’: TV Review
THR review: Netflix's comedy 'Living With Yourself' stars Paul Rudd in a dual role as a midlife-crisis-afflicted married man and his more polished clone.
View Article‘Jack Ryan’ Season 2: TV Review
THR review: The second season of the Amazon series starring John Krasinski keeps things thrilling, entertaining and just believable enough.
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