‘Son of Zorn’ Review: An Animated Hero, Lost Among the Millennials
Sitcom parody may prove worthy addition to network’s Sunday night lineup
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Rio Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony Review: Gisele Bundchen and Too Many Ads
NBC’s tape-delayed telecast was out of step with today’s instant news cycle
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‘Not Safe’ Review: Nikki Glaser Sex Show Is a Winner for Comedy Central
Comic establishes herself as a host worth spending time with
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‘Making a Murderer’ Review: Netflix True-Crime Series Picks Up Where ‘The Jinx,’ ‘Serial’ Left Off
Ten-part documentary breaks new ground in an old genre
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TheWrap Critics Pick the 10 Worst TV Shows of 2015
TheWrap Rewind 2015: From “Truth Be Told” to “The Bastard Executioner,” Mark Peikert and Amber Dowling weed through the year’s worst television offerings
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‘The Magicians’ Review: Syfy Series Fails to Be a Sexy ‘Harry Potter’
Adaptation of Lev Grossman novel brings nothing new to the table
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TheWrap Critics Pick the 10 Best TV Shows of 2015
TheWrap Rewind 2015: From “Fresh Off the Boat” to “Master of None” to “Mr. Robot,” Mark Peikert and Amber Dowling select the year’s most outstanding series and miniseries
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‘The Expanse’ Review: Syfy Series Tries to Be ‘Game of Thrones’ in Space
The story is dark and complicated, but the payoff is mixed
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‘Childhood’s End’ Review: Sci-Fi Classic Gets Watered-Down Adaptation
Syfy miniseries based on Arthur C. Clarke’s influential novel is derivative of predecessors
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‘The Ridiculous 6’ Review: Adam Sandler Atrocity Lives Up to Low Expectations
Netflix movie offers further proof of comedian’s creative decline
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‘Telenovela’ Review: Eva Longoria Makes a Triumphant Return to TV
“Desperate Housewives” star shines in sharp NBC comedy
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‘The Wiz Live!’ Review: NBC Production Eases on Down the Road With Style
Hate watchers are going to have to find another project to harp on
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‘A Very Murray Christmas’ Review: Bill Murray Spreads Holiday Cheer Too Thin
Miley Cyrus, George Clooney, Chris Rock and other famous friends join actor for a special that falls flat
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‘Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce’ Review: Abby Has Lots of Sex With Her Ex in Season 2
Bravo series shifts gears in more mature sophomore run
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‘Transparent’ Review: Amazon Series Is Funnier, More Heartbreaking in Season 2
Emmy winner Jeffrey Tambor continues career-defining performance as Maura
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‘Superstore’ Review: America Ferrera Workplace Comedy Is ‘The Office’ Meets ‘Family Guy’
“Ugly Betty” star and Ben Feldman sparkle as a couple of flirty coworkers
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‘Saints & Strangers’ Review: NatGeo Pilgrim Miniseries Makes Thanksgiving Boring
“Mad Men” alum Vincent Kartheiser stands out in thoughtful but glum tale
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‘The Man in the High Castle’ Review: Amazon’s Alternate-History Thriller Is a Beautiful Nightmare
Frank Spotnitz’s adaptation of Philip K. Dick novel is expertly executed
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‘The Art of More’ Review: Crackle Drama Needs More Kate Bosworth, Less Everything Else
Over-complicated series tries to be too many things at once
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‘Jessica Jones’ Review: Netflix’s New Marvel Series Packs a Mean Punch
Krysten Ritter delivers breakthrough performance in noir superhero detective story
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‘Chicago Med’ Review: NBC’s Formulaic Hospital Drama Is Easy on the Eyes
Dick Wolf expands franchise fueled by catastrophe and attractive actors
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‘Into the Badlands’ Review: AMC Martial-Arts Drama Is Slick, Dumb Fun
Look for badass fight scenes, but not logic or sophisticated characterization in new action series
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‘Spotless’ Review: Esquire Original Is ‘Breaking Bad’ Meets ‘Wallander’
Drama is a smart take on TV’s antihero trend
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‘W/ Bob and David’ Review: Netflix’s ‘Mr. Show’ Revival Picks Up Where Original Left Off
Bob Odenkirk and David Cross draw plenty of laughs on new series
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‘Donny!’ Review: USA Comedy Is No ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’
Former CNBC host Donny Deutsch isn’t easy to relate to in semi-improvised show
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‘Flesh and Bone’ Review: Starz Ballet-Stripper Drama Deserves ‘Showgirls’ Comparison
Strong choreography and performances aren’t enough to save Starz limited series
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‘Agent X’ Review: Sharon Stone Spy Drama Is Almost Goofy Enough to Be Good
A promisingly ridiculous premise is undermined by a by-the-numbers approach to a familiar genre
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‘Saturday Night Live’ Review: Donald Trump Episode Is NBC Franchise at Its Worst (Video)
In its 41st season, the show would rather play along with the wealthy and powerful than satirize them
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Amazon’s New Pilots Reviewed: From Unwatchable to Impossible to Turn Off
Tig Notaro, Christina Ricci and Anna Camp star in the streaming services fall class of prospective series
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‘Master of None’ Review: Aziz Ansari Netflix Comedy Starts Slow, Finishes Fantastic
‘Parks and Recreation’ alum dissects being single and 30-something in New York
