-
![]()
Pop TV Schitt’s Creek Has Been Building to This Point About Love
On the feel-good sitcom, now in its final season, romances signal a more surprising attachment: to home.
-
![]()
Netflix / The Atlantic Gwyneth Paltrow’s Netflix Show Is Painful to Watch
The streaming service has turned the star’s controversial e-commerce brand into a series. Soft-lit chaos ensues.
-
-
![]()
Victoria Will / Invision / AP The Filmmaker Who Says M. Night Shyamalan Stole Her Movie
A lawsuit filed by Francesca Gregorini argues that the Apple TV+ series Servant shares eerie similarities with her 2013 film, The Truth About Emanuel.
-
![]()
Rafy / USA Network When Female Athletes Take the Spotlight on TV
Two dramas—Dare Me and Spinning Out—follow girls as they juggle their competitive ambitions and interpersonal relationships.
-
![]()
HBO A Stephen King Adaptation That Doesn’t Believe in Monsters
The Outsider, HBO's new 10-part series about an inexplicable murder in a small Georgia town, misses the uncanny intrigue.
-
![]()
HBO / Comedy Central / Netflix / Paramount ... The Most Unmissable TV Shows of 2020
A new Star Trek series, an Awkwafina-led comedy, star-studded literary adaptations, and more picks to watch, stream, and DVR
-
![]()
Sarah Lee / eyevine / Redux Rose McGowan’s Hijacked Life
The woman who helped topple Harvey Weinstein talks about what it cost her.
-
-
![]()
Reuters A Chaotic Golden Globes for a Chaotic Moment
The kickoff to awards season was an evening that oscillated wildly between jovial bonhomie and current crisis.
-
![]()
Katalin Vermes / Netflix Why The Witcher Is Better Than Game of Thrones
Netflix’s new fantasy drama—full of elves and magic swords—is cheerfully silly.
-
![]()
Naomi Elliott A Pop-Culture Time Capsule of the 2010s
The 27 works, moments, and objects that define the best—and worst—of the past decade
-
![]()
Disney The Mandalorian Knows Why Heroes Wear Masks
Like all Star Wars stories, the show’s first season humanized robots. But it also showed why humans try to make themselves into machines.
-
![]()
Beth Dubber/Netflix How to Make a Self-Aware Show About a Serial Killer
In Season 2, Netflix’s dark melodrama You doubles down on its critique of its loathsome protagonist—and introduces some smart women who get in his way.
-
-
![]()
Will Heath / NBC Eddie Murphy’s Triumphant Return to Saturday Night Live
After a 35-year absence, one of the show’s most venerated performers had a delightful homecoming as host.
-
![]()
Apple TV+ What Went Wrong With The Morning Show?
Despite moments of profundity, the show ultimately didn’t know what it wanted to do, or say, or be, other than expensive.
-
![]()
Hulton Archive / Getty / The Atlantic I Can’t Stop Watching Frasier. I Can’t Stop Thinking About Maris.
The invisible woman of the classic sitcom, which leaves Netflix at the end of the year, is a case study in the way TV shows can turn people into punch lines.
-
![]()
Naomi Elliott The 15 Best TV Moments of 2019
Looking back at a year of memorable television, thanks to Succession, Tuca & Bertie, the World Series, and more
-
![]()
Mark Hill / HBO Watchmen Gives Its Heroes a True Ending
In the season finale, the HBO series puts its own spin on the typical superhero cliff-hanger.
-
-
![]()
Hilary B. Gayle / SHOWTIME The New L Word Is Expanding the Queer Aesthetic Canon
On the stylish reboot, scrappy Millennial characters represent a broader swath of queer life—and help rectify the original show’s missteps.
-
![]()
Mark Hill / HBO The Importance of Watchmen’s Latest Twist
The actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II weighs in on reimagining Doctor Manhattan as a black man, and how his character is pushing the story forward.
-
![]()
Netflix Breaking Down the 2020 Golden Globe Nominations
Netflix got plenty of attention for films with old-fashioned marquee appeal, while female directors and actors of color were largely overlooked.
