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Crash Course in Romance Episodes 3-4 struggles to handle the clash of genre tones onscreen, losing its identity in the process.
Clone Force 99 goes on an Indian Jones-style adventure with Phee Genoa (Wanda Sykes) in The Batch Batch Season 2 Episode 5.
Peacock’s Poker Face is some of the best television you will ever watch, with Natasha Lyonne solving bite-sized whodunnits perfectly.
The Last of Us Episode 2 never lets up for a minute, building up tension and showcasing the horror that led to a post-Cordyceps world.
Velma Episodes 3 – 4 continue to explore themes like Velma’s sexuality and her struggles to connect to other women and yet is still vapid.
Represent is a French comedy mini-series about a local social worker who runs for president but offers more awkward than it does laughs.
The Traitors is a reality show blending existing formats and challenges with a murder mystery concept, slowly pressing on nerves and breaking trust.
Crash Course in Romance Episodes 1-2 sets the stage for a quirky, high-energy comedy with slightly sinister undertones.
That 90s Show is a great continuation of the classic from its legacy cast and cameos to its new crew of wayward teens.
Filled with friendship, love, and a soft resiliency, The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House is an easy watch to feed the soul.
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Lanterns Episode 3 is exposition heavy but gives John Stewart the proper origin story that the comics never gave him.
YAGA Episodes 1-2 set the stage for what is shaping up to be an exciting supernatural procedural show, with its mystery already sinking its claws in.