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Extraordinary Attorney Woo Season 1 follows Autistic Attorney Woo Young Woo as she learns the ropes of the Korean legal system.
Netflix Original Mo Season 1 captures Houston in a way that makes it one of the best representations of Texas on screen that I’ve seen.
Arcane: Bridging the Rift Part 3 takes an in-depth look at the process of bringing Arcane from concept to final product.
Echoes is a masterclass in melodrama, eccentricity, and the good old telenovela absurdity and twists that I haven’t seen in some time.
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law manages to juggle levity with superheroic antics as Tatiana Maslany brings the sensational Avenger to life.
Apple TV+ introduces you to a new series debuting on August 19th, ‘Bad Sisters’. A dark, and morbid Irish murder mystery oozing with tensions.
School Tales: The Series delivers a horror anthology focusing on the scary stories that form around schools and the students that live them
This Fool is an irreverent, cinematic half-hour comedy set in working-class South Central Los Angeles, and it works.
Extraordinary Attorney Woo Episodes 13-14 see Hanbada taking on a case that has the team flying to a lovely island for more than just law.
Arcane: Bridging the Rift Part 2 picks up with the production stalled and the situation desperate for forward momentum.
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Gimbap and Onigiri Episode 1 is a fun if slight premiere that manages to highlight the charisma of its stars, Eiji Akaso and Kang Hye-won.