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“Philly D.A.,” from PBS’ “Independent Lens,” follows reformist district attorney Larry Krasner — and lends his work the air of a CBS-style legal drama.
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“Mare of Easttown,” starring Kate Winslet as a Pennsylvania detective, feels like a corrective to the glamorous, shallow hokum of “The Undoing.”
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“We’re not the young kids on the block anymore,” one character says as the final season begins. But age has never been what gave the series soul.
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The new, overstuffed “Kung Fu,” only loosely related to the David Carradine original, nonetheless traffics in a number of tired pop culture clichés.
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From ‘Country Comfort’ to ‘United States of Al,’ the sitcom — especially when there’s a family at the center — is still a vital place to see ourselves on TV.
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She embraced the rude, the weird, the mad. Jessica Walter, always adventurousness in her acting roles, died Wednesday at 80 but left an indelible mark on TV and film.
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Victorian street kids get mixed up with Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes in a Netflix YA series with supernatural overtones.
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Starring Cynthia Erivo, the new season of National Geographic’s anthology doesn’t quite ‘explain’ Franklin’s genius. But it will remind you of it.
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A product of the Obamas’ Netflix deal, “Waffles + Mochi” resembles many other food and travel shows. But for kids. With a first lady. And puppets.
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From George Reeves to the new “Superman & Lois,” the superhero and his alter ego, Clark Kent, have thrived most on TV’s patient character development.
