No jellied meats, though.
Chuck Lorre’s Netflix series is a fantastic showcase for Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin. But it has little regard for anyone besides them.
What does Carrasco’s leaf mean? Why does Walter tilt that fork? Who is the real Audrey Temple?
This jumbled mishmash of reality TV drama, making-of doc, and music video briefly coalesces into something greater than the sum of its parts.
That’s messed up.
Prepare yourself for a tremendous number of puns.
Both of these HBO shows are about politics and Trump, but only one of them is forthright about how partisan it is.
“I’ll be curious to see what the reaction is. In my mind, it is very ambiguous, but I think people will pick a side pretty quickly.”
A terrified wimp investigates.
The hit British thriller is fantastic … right up until its biggest twist.
And why he doesn’t believe in separating art from the artist.
“I do think a Grammy is something that is very enticing to me. It’s no Emmy, but it’s still very exciting.”
Am I complaining about this? No, but I do have questions.
It’s just so many.
The SVU detectives learn about incels on “the dark web.”
The Netflix docuseries is a joyful revolution in the world of highbrow foodie shows.
“I hope people have a whole broad range of feelings and thoughts and conversations about this episode, this show, all the work that I make.”
The Netflix series is like Riverdale, Gossip Girl, and Big Little Lies rolled up into an improbably delicious murder mystery.
Pawnee’s famous Paunch Burger makes it to Australia!
It wants to make you have really intense conversations with your mother.