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The Alienist

  1. overnights
    The Alienist Finale Recap: Drag Me to Hell“Castle in the Sky” is a surprisingly bright conclusion.
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: Something RottenI know this is a show about murder, but this is a lot of murder!
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: A Death in the FamilyThis isn’t a show where happiness ever lasts long.
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: The Watched KettleKreizler’s little stabbing experiment definitely isn’t good news.
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: The StingRomance! Terror! Teddy Roosevelt! This episode has something for everyone.
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: Back to the Drawing BoardKreizler doesn’t know nearly as much as he thinks he does.
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: Letters From the Edge“These Bloody Thoughts” might be the last (relative) calm before the storm before The Alienist goes full tilt into capital-D Dark territory.
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: Making a Murderer“Silver Smile” moves fast and packs a lot of story into each minute.
    By Karen Han
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    The Alienist Recap: A Night at the OperaThis isn’t Game of Thrones, but whatever’s coming next can’t be good for Moore and Kreizler.
    By Karen Han
  10. backstories
    How The Alienist Re-created 1896 New York in Budapest“Just when we thought the show was going to die a sad death, someone said, ‘Have you thought of Budapest?’”
    By Kat Rosenfield
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    The Alienist Recap: Old-Time American Crime StorySet in New York City at the end of the Gilded Age, The Alienist is Sherlock Holmes by way of Hannibal.
    By Karen Han
  12. tv review
    The Alienist Is a Filthy But Impressive Period DramaIs it too late to go back and change the title to True Detective 1896?
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
  13. casting couch
    Dakota Fanning Will Star in TNT’s The AlienistShe plays one of Theodore Roosevelt’s secretaries.
    By Karen Brill