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Call My Agent! The Movie is 'a witty, affectionate' sequel to the series — read Empire's review (opens the original)
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Making a movie about a TV show about the monstrous egos behind movies and television risks disappearing up your own satirical arse. Add a litany of cameos, including George Clooney as George Clooney and Eva Longoria as, you guessed it, Eva Longoria, and Call My Agent! The Movie sounds like a true over-indulgent meta nightmare. But this long-awaited sequel to the beloved TV series remains, against the odds, rather delightful. Directing her debut feature, Andréa (Camille Cottin) discovers that man
Slow Horses: Season 6 review: A masterclass in brutal thrills and caustic comedy (opens the original)
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Streaming on: Apple TV Episodes viewed: 6 of 6 Slow Horses has never been rooted in the cheeriest of premises. Far from the silky-smooth glamorous heroics of Bond, it follows an MI5 offshoot based at Slough House, where the Secret Service’s least-prized agents are shipped off to languish. Led by the cantankerous and flatulent Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman), its motley crew includes spy nepo baby River Cartwright (Jack Lowden), banished there in disgrace and forever trying to redeem himself. Over fiv
Practical Magic 2 review: Witchy sequel can't revive the original's unruly feminist energy (opens the original)
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Witch stories have always had a particular feminist power. Whether antagonists or protagonists, the best witches embody feminine rage and possibility, women refusing the limits imposed upon them. Perhaps that explains the glut of belated revivals of millennial witchy touchstones, from The Craft to Hocus Pocus. For many of us, these were the women who raised us. Unfortunately, resurrection is a tricky business. Practical Magic 2, while hardly an abject failure, joins the pile of witchy sequels pe
Ted Lasso Season 4 review: Jason Sudeikes is back, but the magic clocked out years ago (opens the original)
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Streaming on: Apple TV Episodes viewed: 4 of 10 As one of the later entrants in the streaming wars, Apple TV needed a hit in its infancy to earn its seat at the table. Its initial big-budget vehicles — Servant, Carpool Karaoke: The Series — never fully became mainstream juggernauts. The show that actually put Apple on the map was the plucky underdog about plucky underdogs: Ted Lasso. The critical and commercial hit, following the fictional Richmond FC and its inspirational American coach, won he
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