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Posted Wednesday 7/07/21 at 2:54AM EDT
Netflix's We the People manages to be both completely strange and utterly predictable
The collection of short music video civics lessons "spanning just 40 minutes in total, is an overwhelming montage of information...
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Posted Tuesday 7/06/21 at 4:53PM EDT
Netflix's Naomi Osaka docuseries goes behind the scenes with one of the world's best tennis players as she deals with pressure of fame
“No one really knows all the sacrifices you make,” says Osaka in trailer for her three-part docuseries premiering July 16.
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Posted Tuesday 7/06/21 at 4:53PM EDT
Netflix releases the first look at reality show My Unorthodox Life
Premiering July 14, My Unorthodox Life follows fashion mogul Julia Haart, a former member of an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community turned...
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Michelle Yeoh to star in The Witcher: Blood Origin as a sword-elf
Yeoh will play the role of Scían opposite Laurence O'Fuarain on Netflix's six-part The Witcher limited prequel series.
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TV Today: I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson Ups the Ridiculous Factor in Season 2
Get ready for more sketches, more guest stars, and more nonsense in I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson...
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I Think You Should Leave Season 2 Doesn't Disappoint
It's been more than two years since the first season of I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson dropped...
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Posted Saturday 7/03/21 at 2:20AM EDT
Netflix's We the People wants to avoid partisanship, even with the Obamas as producers
The 10-episode series of animated civics lessons premiering on the Fourth of July, created by Doc McStuffins creator Chris Nee,...
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Posted Saturday 7/03/21 at 2:20AM EDT
Too Hot to Handle's Lana gets digital assistants all wrong
"The show’s producers would have you believe that Lana is some AI created specially for Too Hot to Handle," says...
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Posted Saturday 7/03/21 at 2:20AM EDT
Netflix's Sophie: A Murder in West Cork attempts to be a prestige true-crime docuseries, but ends up succumbing to the genre’s conventions
"Recently, the successful true crime offerings from streamers have tended to fall into two traps," says Alessa Dominguez.
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Posted Friday 7/02/21 at 7:33PM EDT
Netflix cancels The Crew, Mr. Iglesias, Bonding and Country Comfort
The Kevin James NASCAR comedy The Crew has been canceled after one season, but the streamer remains in business with...
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Posted Friday 7/02/21 at 7:33PM EDT
Kevin Smith's Masters of the Universe: Revelation releases its first trailer
The Netflix reboot of the Master of the Universe 1980s animated action series has also added three to its cast:...
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Posted Friday 7/02/21 at 2:38PM EDT
Netflix pulls Australian TV spy drama Pine Gap from Vietnam over "offensive" maps
The political thriller from Australia's ABC used maps in two episodes showing the "nine-dash line" that tries to validate China's...
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Posted Friday 7/02/21 at 2:17AM EDT
Can TV news resist giving Bill Cosby a "Media Redemption Tour"?
"Get ready, because the kickoff of Bill Cosby's Media Redemption Tour is coming 'round the bend in the wake of...
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Posted Friday 7/02/21 at 2:17AM EDT
Sex/Life may have a female creative team, but "it feels like something a group of straight men grew in a test tube"
"If you’ve been having a bad time at home in the butt department, maybe watching a man eat chocolate sauce...
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Posted Friday 7/02/21 at 2:17AM EDT
Lupin's attempt to address its lack of Black females is disappointing
"For all of the nuanced ways that Netflix’s wildly popular Lupin addresses race and immigrant culture in Parisian society, the...