“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” Finds More Comedic Highs in Confident 18th Season
Almost exactly 13 years ago, when I was still a freelancer for this site, I wrote a piece about how FX’s hit “It’s
Almost exactly 13 years ago, when I was still a freelancer for this site, I wrote a piece about how FX’s hit “It’s
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There have already been so many books written about the work of David Lynch, and it seems like an industry that will only
It can often be a blessing and a curse when a series gets a two-season order. Yes, it’s nice to give creators a
The physical media box set market has slowed in recent years as studios have kinda run out of collections to release. So we
You can’t write a comprehensive account of the history of television without including James Burrows. If he had only co-created “Cheers,” that would
The easy shorthand for how to describe Netflix’s “The Boroughs” is that it’s like “Stranger Things” with walkers instead of bicycles, and that’s
The Director’s Fortnight sidebar of the Cannes Film Festival has become a target of debate in recent years, sometimes viewed as “the films
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