TV Review: “Sherlock” (Season 4)
The long awaited season four of “Sherlock” is finally available to fans after two years of anticipation, taking the show in a new,
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TV Review: “A Series of Unfortunate Events” (Season 1)
Resurrected from the Hollywood graveyard, a beloved children’s series has gained new life as a Netflix series. For many fans who grew up
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2016 Writers’ Favorites: TV
“Horace & Pete” (Self-Released) Louis C.K. is a pragmatic auteur. He cut through network interference and headed for total autonomy by running “Louie”
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TV Review: “Westworld” (Season 1)
“Westworld” occupies a curious space in HBO’s production lineup. Well before launch, it was carefully advertised as the network’s next heavyweight hit. The
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A Meditation on Late Night TV’s Descent
Late-night television talk shows, like all entertainment, exist to enervate us to the pain of consciousness and distract us from that most human
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TV Review: “Black Mirror” (Season 3)
With the rise of social media, virtual reality and other novelties of the 21st century, the human condition is inextricably linked with technology
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TV Review: “Luke Cage” (Season 1)
A crime drama, a story of redemption, a story of brother against brother, “Luke Cage” weaves many plots seamlessly into one season. Set
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TV Review: “Mr. Robot” (Season 2)
The first moments of our return to Elliot’s warped world guide us through a life of tedious routine: wake up, eat, activity one,
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TV Review: “The Night Of” (Season 1)
Nasir Khan, a naive, timid Pakistani-American college student, was having a rather extraordinary night: he met a girl he liked, went home with
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TV Review: “Stranger Things” (Season 1)
After a seemingly ordinary night of playing Dungeons and Dragons with his three friends Mike, Will and Lucas, 12-year-old Will Byers mysteriously vanishes
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