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The Macrodat Uprising
After three long years off the clock, Dan Erickson's corporate thriller returns with a knotty new season as impressive for how much it untangles as it is for what can't be so simply straightened out.
streaming guide
The streamer is making all its programming free from January 3 though 5. Here's what to binge first.
Harrison Ford Emmy When?
After a season examining his (many) shameful slip-ups, Jimmy (Jason Segel) asks forgiveness from his daughter — and his audience — in a finale that frees up Season 3 to start over.
missives from hell!
The hit series from writer Dan Erikson and director Ben Stiller returns January 17.
Vince Vaughn will return for another season as Detective Andrew Yancy.
The Apple TV+ series constructed a brand-new water tank for the intense sequence.
Disclaimer
George, who plays the younger version of Cate Blanchett's traumatized character, tells IndieWire about filming the devastating finale of Apple TV+'s operatic Alfonso Cuarón series.
That Is What Writers Do
In a striking penultimate episode, Catherine Ravenscroft is done letting anyone else tell her story.
Who's Eating Billy Crystal's Popcorn?
The reviews are wretched. The release seems D.O.A. So before the horror-drama slips into streaming's Great Beyond, let's settle whatever questions we can about what, exactly, is going on in this show.
'Books?'
Kodi Smit-McPhee's Nicholas has now entered the chat.
When You Deserve Ted Lasso, Don't You Dare Settle for Jimmy Laird
The sitcom, from "Ted Lasso" co-creator Bill Lawrence, strains to emulate its accomplished predecessor, as it follows a well-meaning dad working to resolve his issues through radical kindness.
Watch the Cats
In the first two episodes, Alfonso Cuarón cautions viewers against blindly accepting manipulative narratives before dropping us into a doozy of disparate perspectives. But is the truth well-hidden, or staring us straight in the face?
