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Created by Gillian Flynn, this pandemic drama is centered around a comic book that appears predicting the future. The future of the human race now depends on John Cusackn and Rainn Wilson.
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‘The Boys’
Season two of the superhero series 'The Boys' is so much more than a show about people in capes, this violent drama uses comic book settings to take aim at real world problems. Do not sleep on this…
‘El Presidente’
The English-dub of the eight-part series "El Presidente" (Amazon's Chilean original) is now available. Centered around the head of a small football club who becomes integral in the 2015 FIFA…
‘Scrubs’
Looking for your next binge-athon? Seasons 1-9 of "Scrubs" has been added Amazon. Fall in love with Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke and Donald Faison on their journey to becoming doctors.
'The Secret: Dare to Dream'
A widowed woman is drowning in mounting troubles before a mysterious stranger enters her life in this self-help inspired romance starring Kate Holmes.
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‘All In’
Centered around the 2018 Georgia governor's race — which Stacey Abrams, without voter suppression, would have won — this doc looks at the history of America's corruption of voting rights.
‘Thunderball’
Sean Connery plays his indestructible James Bond for the fourth time. Action, dominating element of three predecessors, gets rougher before even the credits flash on. The screenplay is studded with…
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'Get Duked!'
What starts as a naive camping trip for four teenage losers takes a dark — and hilarious — turn into 'The Most Dangerous Game' territory.
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‘Uncle Frank’
Paul Bettany plays a closeted gay man forced to come out to his Southern family in Alan Ball's accomplished '70s-set drama.
'The Pack'
Hosted by Lindsey Vonn (and her dog Lucy), "The Pack" travels 12 teams, each consisting of one human and one dog, to nine different countries over 10 episodes. In each, they perform inspiring but at…
‘Truth Seekers’
A genuinely spooky spin on Nick Frost and Simon Pegg's comedy of errors. The new Amazon comedy has some real scares up its sleeve.
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'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm'
While America was in lockdown mode, Sacha Baron Cohen and his team concocted a searing sequel to the hit 2006 satire. As the election looms, Borat tries to give his daughter away to a high-ranking…
‘What the Constitution Means to Me'
'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' director Marielle Heller delivers a straightforward but impactful film version of Schreck's deeply personal Broadway show, just in time for the election.
'Time'
Director Garrett Bradley combines vรฉritรฉ observation with 18 years of home videos to make a longitudinal study of incarceration's effects on an American family.
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‘Small Axe’ Anthology Series
Steve McQueen's "Small Axe" anthology series includes five stand-alone films designed to explore and elevate dimensions of Black life in Britain — from music and food to family and romance — set…
Apple TV+
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'The Oprah Conversation’
Oprah leads an intimate discussion with today's newsmakers and thought leaders including Stevie Wonder, Dolly Parton and former President Barack Obama.
‘Ted Lasso’
Jason Sudeikis coaches college football in the U.S. before being recruited for the U.K.'s version of football — with which he lacks even passing familiarity. This is the feel-good series of 2020, do…
'Greyhound'
Tom Hanks anchors a World War II thriller that's less a drama than a tense and sturdy diary of the logistics of battle.
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'Boys State'
This deep dive into the mock-government conference for Texas teens offers an alternately encouraging and terrifying look at tomorrow's politicians.
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'Beastie Boys Story'
A year ago, Adam Horovitz and Mike Diamond, of the Beastie Boys, premiered an extended theatrical evening in which the two got up onstage and chronicled the band's 30-year history, from soup to nuts…
‘Little Voice’
The dramedy "Little Voice" from Sara Bareilles, J.J. Abrams and Jessie Nelson is an earnest love letter to music.
'Defending Jacob'
Chris Evans stars here as Andy Barber, an assistant district attorney in greater Boston whose idyllic life is interrupted when his son, Jacob is accused of killing a classmate.
'Central Park'
Ten minutes into “Central Park” comes the kind of true-blue Broadway group number that brings every character and chord crashing together in a burst of overt ambitions and desires. There’s Owen…
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‘Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special’
The special centers on a crisis at the North Pole that requires help from Santa's great friend, Carey. Combining musical performances with animation and a whole slew of special guests, including…
'Wolfwalkers'
What big eyes you'll have watching Tomm Moore's environmental fairy tale. 'The Secret of Kells' collaborators Moore and Ross Stewart blend ancient Irish folklore with empowering contemporary values…
'Fireball: Visitors From Darker Worlds'
Werner Herzog's meteor mystery tour, the director's new film is a wonkishly wonderstruck meditation on the eternal mystery of meteorites.
'Becoming You'
The Olivia Colman narrated series spans the globe and features 100 children from 10 countries. Each episode will examine how babies of all nationalities learn to think and speak in their native…
‘On The Rocks’
Bill Murray, his scampishness undimmed, reunites with 'Lost in Translation' director Sofia Coppola. Murray is in fine form as the bon vivant father of Rashida Jones, playing a New York author who…
'Letter to You'
Bruce Springsteen takes you inside his studio after a five-day recording session in November of 2019. The result of those sessions — the "Letter To You" album and this documentary.
‘Tiny World’
"Tiny World," narrated by Paul Rudd, is a nature series looking at the world "through the eyes of the tiniest creatures and witness the extraordinary things they do to survive."
CBS All Access
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‘Frasier’
The often-loquacious Dr. Crane (played by Kelsey Grammer) utilizes both his skill as a psychiatrist and his gift for gab by transforming him into a radio show host in Seattle, Wash. But the real…
'Star Trek: Picard'
Living in oblivion as a retiree, Picard (Sir Patrick Stewart) is called back to duty by the sudden appearance of Dahj, who seems connected in some way to old "Trek" pal Data.
‘The Unicorn’
Walton Goggins's plays Wade Felton a widower mourning his wife for a year; he and his daughters (Ruby Jay and Makenzie Moss) have reached the stage of acceptance, though the white-hot heat of active…
‘The Twilight Zone’
TV has been trying to recapture the magic of "The Twilight Zone" for decades. Since it went off the air for the first time in 1964, the CBS anthology series that merged horror with humanity has been…
‘Tell Me a Story’
In theory and logline, "Tell Me a Story" is about the intertwining lives of New Yorkers that resemble some of the most famous fairy tales of yore. However, the show wants to make sure you know that…
‘Chappelle's Show’
All three seasons of comedian Dave Chappelle's revolutionary sketch series are available on CBS All Access. Watch it or be left in comedy oblivion forever.
'Interrogation'
Abandoning a linear timeline, 'Interrogation' mines the aftermath of a gruesome murder, with a young man imprisoned, perhaps wrongfully.
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’
It's time, finally catch up on the international sensation that is 'RuPaul's Drag Race.' And when you're done you can marathon 'RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars,' also on CBS All Access.
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‘Star Trek: Discovery’
"Discovery" is a promising addition to the "Trek" canon if it capitalizes on the conflicts at its core, and if it embraces the ambiguity and complexity baked into its DNA.
‘Love Island’
Thirty-four episodes of pandemic distraction. Delight in a seemingly unending supply of petty love dramas as a group of singles look for love on a quarantined roof deck in Vegas.
‘Lower Decks’
"Star Trek: Lower Decks," the latest series in the franchise kicked off by Gene Roddenberry in 1966, doesn't take place on the Enterprise, or the Voyager, or any of the similarly inspiringly-named…
‘Tough as Nails’
"Tough As Nails" takes "real people" who are tough in real life as a result of their physically demanding everyday jobs, and test them for their strength, endurance, agility and mental toughness in…
‘The Thomas John Experience’
Psychic medium Thomas John helps Chicago residents connect with lost loved ones from their past and find closure.
'Tooning Out The News'
Each under-10-minute segment airs daily and features an anchor named James Smartwood parodying the top news stories of the day and interviewing real-world guests.
‘The Good Fight’
"The Good Fight," a spinoff of "The Good Wife" and the flagship of the streaming service CBS All Access, has a slightly more jagged and splintered atmosphere than its predecessor.
‘No Activity’
No Activity" centers around two low-level cops who have spent way too much time in a car together; two criminals who are largely kept in the dark; two dispatch workers who haven't really clicked; and…
Disney+
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‘Onward’
Tom Holland and Chris Pratt are elfin teen suburban brothers who go on a quest for daddy in a Pixar movie that's pure product, but still fun enough.
‘Monsters University’
This zippy, bright-minded prequel scarcely needed to exist, yet makes for perfectly agreeable entertainment now that it does
’10 Things I Hate About You’
Turning "The Taming of the Shrew" into a teen comedy sound starring Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
‘Hamilton’
A snapshot of an earlier sense of optimism, Lin-Manuel Miranda's historical hip-hop musical offers fresh resonance for a divided America.
‘Black Is King’
"Black Is King" is a feature film composed of music videos for songs from "The Gift," an album Beyoncรฉ executive produced as a companion to the 2019 live-action remake of "The Lion King."
'The Greatest Showman'
A wholesomely enraptured musical about the life of P.T. Barnum turns out to be a crowd-pleaser in the best sense: It's a concoction that soars.
‘Wall-E’
It's 700 years since humans have vacated planet Earth, for unspecified reasons, and the only active inhabitants of a once-major American city are the title character — a small trash compactor on…
‘Maleficent’
This visually arresting fairy tale fails to offer a satisfying alternate history on 'Sleeping Beauty.'
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'Godmothered'
Jillian Bell plays a fairy in training who causes more havoc than happiness in this tongue-in-cheek, straight-to-streaming spin on movies like 'Cinderella.'
‘Black Beauty’
A contemporary adaptation of Anna Sewell's classic 19th century novel "Black Beauty" starring Oscar winner Kate Winslet as the voice of wild mustang Black Beauty and the film features Mackenzie Foy…
'Folklore'
Filmed during the pandemic Taylor Swift created her album "Folklore." Months later she rejoined her co-producers and co-creators at long pond studio in upstate New York to play through the music they…
'The Mandalorian’
'The Mandalorian' is a grim Western of a show that's less concerned with capturing the magic of 'Star Wars' than roughing it up a bit.
'Clouds’
Justin Baldoni's biopic of the late teen singer-songwriter flirts with the generic, but has a heart and soul in pretty much the right place.
‘The Right Stuff’
A collection of space stories past, the glossy TV series, produced by Nat Geo for Disney Plus, is a comfort food repeat of a story told many times before.
‘Becoming’
Executive producer LeBron James and Maverick Carter chronicle the origin stories of famous athletes and entertainers.
HBO Max
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'The Undoing’
Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant Anchor a gilded, toxic murder mystery. David E. Kelley's new HBO drama is at its best not in the courtroom, nor as social commentary, but as a psychological thriller. Big…
'The Third Day'
The six-part series is broken into two halves but united by setting: A surreal island called Osea somewhere in the United Kingdom, one governed by ritual and a sort of magic, surrounded by choppy and…
'Lovecraft Country'
"Lovecraft Country" is rooted in traditions of horror, and uses that genre's tools to argue that, for Black citizens, America is not a problem to be solved but a monster to be outrun.
'Raised By Wolves'
Set in the future after the destruction of our planet, two androids escape to an uninhabited planet to raise the next generation of humans.
'The Vow'
"The Vow," HBO's intriguing true-crime documentary series that captures the world inside the Albany-based cult NXIVM.
‘Unpregnant’
Two teens cross three states for an abortion and (mostly) outrun politics in Rachel Lee Goldenberg's post-'Juno' look at teen pregnancy.
‘I May Destroy You’
Up-and-coming writer Arabella's carefree existence comes to a violent end when she is sexually assaulted in a nightclub and is forced to reevaluate her life, her career, friends and family.
‘Euphoria’
The network's first teen drama is a wild, unsettling ride.
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'The Flight Attendant'
Kaley Cuoco is thrown into a glossy, twisty, energetic murder mystery. The new HBO Max dramedy is a fizzy cocktail of a noir that goes down easy.
'Superintelligence'
'Superintelligence' Melissa McCarthy's film is suited for streaming centered around a rogue A.I. makes life terrific and terrifying for "the most average person on Earth."
'Between the World and Me'
Ta-Nehisi Coates' recollections, heartbreaks and historical conclusions become monologues performed to the camera by actors like Angela Bassett, Mahershala Ali and Oprah Winfrey herself taking on his…
‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ Reunion
Almost 25 years after "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" signed off of NBC, the sitcom's stars sat down on a meticulously recreated Banks family living room set to film a reunion special for HBO Max.
‘Adventure Time: Distant Lands – Obsidian’
A special limited series brings back the land of OOO, the beloved universe for the popular animated series 'Adventure Time.'
'His Dark Materials'
Based on Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy, the second season of this fantasy series is back and with it Hot Priest (Andrew Scott) and Lin-Manuel Miranda will pair up in a balloon trying…
‘Industry’
For all that talk of toxic workplaces in 2020, HBO's "Industry" seems to revel in the concept. And that isn't a bad thing. The eight-episode series, created by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, slowly…
'Two Weeks to Live'
Maisie Williams stars as Kim Noakes, who was a young girl when her father died in murky circumstances. Following his death, her mother whisked her away to a remote rural life of seclusion and bizarre…
Hulu
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‘Pen15’
The hype is real, this story about two junior high school girls is raw, deeply exposing of every personal insecurity you ever harbored in your past and hilarious.
'The Fight’
The ACLU has filed 147 lawsuits against the Trump administration. This straightforward doc humanizes the lawyers behind four key cases.
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‘The Great’
From "The Favourite" co-writer Tony McNamara, "The Great" straddles the line between period drama and slapstick comedy with acrobatic ease.
‘High Fidelity’
The show, to its credit, looks great — set in an endless-summer Brooklyn of the mind, where bar, coffee shop, and vinyl purveyor, all scruffily but appealingly indie, are the landmarks of note.
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‘Normal People’
No matter the destination, there are inevitabilities built into "boy meets girl" stories. They meet, they flirt, they kiss, they fight, they fall in love. But the best of them dig past the surface to…
‘Ramy’
A coming-of-age comedy based on Ramy Youssef's life as a first-generation Egyptian American trying to balance his Muslim and American identities.
‘The Rock’
A tense tale of rebel military officers who take over Alcatraz Island and threaten to unleash rockets on San Francisco unless their demands are met, this is a pure popcorn picture that benefits…
'Mrs. America'
The ambitious limited series, also starring Rose Byrne as Gloria Steinem, paints an impressive historical picture while struggling to get a grip on its central characters.
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'Happiest Season’
Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis star in a Christmas rom-com that earns its emotions. You're not likely to confuse a movie like this one with art, yet "Happiest Season" is formula done with…
‘Run.’
In low-budget debut 'Searching,' Aneesh Chaganty found clever solutions within constraints. For his follow-up, he builds a gripping action movie around a wheelchair user.
‘Animaniacs’
The new "Animaniacs," from Gabe Swarr and longtime "Family Guy" producer Wellesley Wild, pares down the "Tiny Toons" crew to just the mice and Warners and spends a good amount of time getting them…
‘No Man’s Land’
The eight-part series takes place against the background of the Syrian Kurd YPJ women's militia push back against ISIS, a struggle featuring formidable female fighters.
'A Teacher’
As a whole piece of work, "A Teacher" is an intensive, immersive study of how abuse works and the intimate damage it can wreak. When broken up into individual episodes, though, the series stands on…
‘City So Real’
The series is comprised of just five episodes, but follows the entire Chicago mayoral election from the early days following Rahm Emanuel's resignation, through the protests over a police officer…
‘Bad Hair’
Justin Simien's pointed, fiendishly fun horror flick cackles at the gore when ambitious music host gets a wig that literally slays.
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‘Totally Under Control’
Alex Gibney and company's rigorously reported look at Trump's COVID-19 response reveals how the president has downplayed and mismanaged the crisis every step of the way.
Netflix
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'The Crown'
The latest installment of 'The Crown' introduces Princess Diana (Emma Corrin) and Margaret Thatcher (Gillian Anderson) to the royal family.
‘The Queen's Gambit'
The Anya Taylor-Joy starring series is a shrewd study of genius. Following the astonishing rise of an unusual chess prodigy, Netflix's new limited series is a welcome change of pace.
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'The Trial of the Chicago 7'
Sacha Baron Cohen and Eddie Redmayne lead a superb ensemble in a dramatization of the infamous circus of a '60s conspiracy trial, which Sorkin makes as charged and relevant today as it was then.
'Over the Moon'
Main character Fei Fei, still mourning the death of her mother some years earlier, builds a rocket so she can go to the moon and ask the goddess Chang'e to help persuade her father not to remarry.
'The Life Ahead’
Sophia Loren returns majestically to the screen in a conventional arthouse weepie. Adapting the same novel as the 1977 Oscar winner 'Madame Rosa,' Edoardo Ponti's Netflix film doesn't match up to its…
‘Schitt’s Creek’
This heartfelt comedy swept the Emmys, it's time to finally figure out why everyone fell in love with the Rose family.
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'The 40-Year-Old Version'
Quadruple-threat Radha Blank shares how it feels to find one's voice in an industry that dictates a narrow definition of black art in this winning debut, her witty-not-gritty answer to "poverty porn."
'Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey'
Move over, Santa. Writer-director David E. Talbert has imagined a Christmas toymaker to take his place — and the overstuffed holiday musical to serve as his origin story.
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‘Selena’
The Netflix series uses full ensemble to tell a compassionate story of late Tejano Queen.
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'Mank'
In David Fincher's immersive Hollywood drama, Gary Oldman Is delectably droll as the screenwriter of 'Citizen Kane.' Fincher's bracing look at the creation of 'Kane' is a time-machine trip through…
‘The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two’
Kurt Russell's Santa, now joined by Goldie Hawn's Mrs. Claus, in a yuletide-kitsch adventure. Santa has to save Christmas... again.
'Hillbilly Elegy'
Amy Adams and Glenn Close act with down-home flamboyance in Ron Howard's otherwise overly safe adaptation. The film reproduces the outline of J.D. Vance's memoir, but not the deep dive into…
‘In Wonder’
"In Wonder" follows singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes just days ahead of his fourth studio album "Wonder."
‘Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square'
'Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square' celebrates the holiday as only Dolly Parton can. The Netflix movie, starring Parton and Christine Baranski, puts an extremely earnest spin on 'A Christmas…
‘The Princess Switch: Switched Again’
In "The Princess Switch" sequel, Hudgens will not only reprise her lead roles of Duchess Margaret and Princess Stacy, but also portray a third doppelganger, Margaret's cousin Fiona.
'We Are The Champions’
"We Are the Champions" chronicles some of the most unusual competitions around the world. Narrated by Rainn Wilson season one features cheese rolling, chili eating, fantasy hair styling and dog…
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'Mr. Mercedes'
David E. Kelley meets Stephen King. A retired detective tries to stop serial killer after the killer reaches out to him personally over email and mail.
‘The Capture’
The crime thriller "The Capture" starts with one alleged crime, veers into another, then announces the presence of a third overlaying the whole thing.
'Intelligence'
In this British comedy, the U.K.'s Government Communications Headquarters gets a jolt from a hotheaded American NSA agent and hijinks ensue.
‘Friday Night Lights’
An early member of the "peak TV" age, "Friday Night Lights" follows a high school football team in Texas and their coach that guides them.
‘Brave New World'
This TV adaptation of the Aldous Huxley novel takes place in a fictional universe in which pleasure and indolence are the paramount virtues; individuals in the upper echelon of society spend their…
‘Parks and Recreation’
Critically beloved mockumentary that follows the civil servants in the parks and recs department of Pawnee, Indiana.
‘Crooklyn’
A fictionalized look at the filmmaker Spike Lee's family centered around a school teacher, her jazz musician husband and their five kids living in Brooklyn in the 1970s.
‘Bourne’ Franchise
Do you like shaky cam and up close, hand-to-hand combat? Then watch all the (Matt Damon) 'Bourne' movies.
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'Saved By The Bell'
"Saved by the Bell" is back with a new class, and a few Bayside alumni. This self-aware spin on the 90s classic blends the old cast (who work at the school or in politics) with new high schoolers for…
‘Save Me’
Show creator and star Lennie James plays Nelson "Nelly" Rowe an unlikely hero searching for his missing daughter in London.
‘The Amber Ruffin Show’
This weekly late-night show is a step above all the rest, because it's hosted by Amber Ruffin.
'Freedia Got a Gun'
New Orleans legend Big Freedia raises awareness about gun violence, after the tragic loss of her brother.
'Departure'
A drama that will hook those who seek from their viewing a charge of adrenaline, if not always the most rigorously challenging of mysteries.
‘Black Boys'
"Black Boys" is a film that narrows in not just along racial but along gender lines — a description of the doc places it "at the intersection of education, criminal justice and sports."
'AP Bio'
A failed Harvard professor Jack Griffin moves back to Ohio to work as a high school Advanced Placement Biology teacher.
‘The Sit-In: Harry Belafonte Hosts the Tonight Show’
It was 1968, Harry Belafonte stepped in for Johnny Carson to host "The Tonight Show." It was a monumental moment in which an African American would be the frontman of the most dominant program in…
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