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31 TV Shows We Can’t Wait to See This Fall (opens the original)
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This year’s Fall Preview surveys the movies, shows, books, plays, exhibits, albums, and performances that our writers and editors are excited to consume this season. Below, our TV list: More than three years after the finale of the ’80s-set crime drama Snowfall aired, its spinoff will tackle the fallout from the crack epidemic and the rise of West Coast rap in ’90s Los Angeles. It’ll also center on a returning Leon Simmons (Isaiah John) and Wanda Bell (Gail Bean. (FX, September 8) The first seas
Adults Season-Finale Recap: Friendship Comes First (opens the original)
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There’s a prevailing sentiment among critics right now that the second season of Adults has been a significant improvement on season one. And I’m generally inclined to agree, even if I’m not quite as effusive about every episode as some of my colleagues. This season has been a level-up; there’s no question. But there’s also still room to grow and certain structural issues that result from this eight-ish-episodes-per-year format. That particularly becomes clear when it comes to romance. We’ll get
Adults Recap: Man on the Street (opens the original)
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I’ve mentioned in these recaps that my favorite Adults story lines typically have a thoughtfulness to them, a relatable human element beneath all the chaos and raunch. What originally appeared to be an episodelong incest joke, for example, ended up exploring the struggle to be understood as a three-dimensional person by family; a story about a raccoon infiltrating an acid trip became a Trojan horse for a long-delayed breakup conversation between two people whose relationship clearly wasn’t funct
Adults Recap: I’ve Always Said That (opens the original)
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Sometimes I look at the notes I take after an episode of TV, especially a lightweight sitcom like this one, and I’m not sure what to write about. I could list the top-five moments that made me laugh, sure, but that’s not enough. I firmly believe sitcoms like this one deserve to be recapped and reviewed in full. Plot-driven or prestige-y seriocomedies aren’t the only ones that deserve coverage. But sometimes you get a sitcom episode that’s just … fine. It makes you laugh a few times, but very lit
Adults Recap: Weird Little Guy (opens the original)
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As much as I enjoyed “Raccoon” for bringing Paul Baker and Issa’s issues to a head, I felt mildly unsatisfied with the way their breakup went down. So I went into this next episode craving some moments of humanity, some acknowledgment of the difficult (but ultimately doable) transition that comes with a friend-group shake-up of this magnitude. A room swap feels like the perfect opportunity. Not only is it a solid comedic setup to switch up the roommate pairings and see what chaos ensues, but it’
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