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Stream It Or Skip ItStream It Or Skip It: 'Mrs. Davis' On Peacock, About A Nun Who Is Sent On An Epic Adventure By An All-Knowing AI
Betty Gilpin and Jake McDorman star in a new series co-written by Damon Lindelof and Tara Hernandez. -
What happened to Maddie Boyle?? -
Donnelly said it's the first physical scene that's intimidated her. -
There are some familiar faces (Ben Chaplin, Nick Frost, Denis O'Hare) and some fresh faces, too! -
Meet the stars behind Tuiri, Lavinia, and all their "novice" frenemies. -
Stream It Or Skip ItStream It Or Skip It: 'Press' On PBS, A 'Masterpiece' Miniseries Where Two British Newspapers Battle For Stories And Eyeballs
Charlotte Riley and Ben Chaplin star in this new miniseries about two rival British papers that gather news in completely different ways. -
As tweeted by the show’s writer and producer, Amazon’s dark drama ‘Mad Dogs’ has decided to end on top rather than forcing a second season. -
Mad Dogs was entertaining as the dickens from start to finish, its musings on sacrifice and regret and morality never glib or hamfisted and often quite thoughtful. -
It’s not entirely Jazmin’s fault that the big confrontation the show built to all season feels a little muffled in the end. -
Like Breaking Bad and Fargo, Mad Dogs depends on a plot structure of interlocking catastrophes so intricate, you’d need those robot arms to pull it off. -
This episode reminds us of Breaking Bad (in a good way, natch!). -
It’s just one episode, but this one’s a road divided. Without the great Alison Tolman as a stabilizing and unifying presence, “Leslie,” Mad Dogs’ sixth installment, resumes its previously very, very ... -
Fargo’s Allison Tolman as Rochelle—an ill-fated American embassy employee who seems like our gruesome foursome’s last best hope. -
Four episodes in, Mad Dog continues to consistently be inconsistent, at least as far as the audience's plot expectations are concerned. Writing and acting-wise, though, it's as tight as ever. -
Like the choice to get the four friends back to their stolen boat, the decision to unmask and manhandle the Cat was a surprising act of self-denial. -
The performances of the actors go a long way to keeping the early-Tarantino black-comedy-of-errors stuff emotionally palatable. -
“Listen to your friend Billy Zane. He’s a cool dude. He’s trying to help you out.” That was sage advice in Zoolander, but here? Not so much. -
The new Amazon Prime series, which debuts today, presents a different perspective on masculinity in America. -
Plus: Why Mad Dogs is a show about "the uselessness of the American middle-aged man." -
The Billy Zane-starring crime drama has been allotted a full season.
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Peacock's Gary Coleman Doc Questions The Late Child Actor's "Suspicious" Death: "His Life Is A Cautionary Tale" - Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Lolo and the Kid’ on Netflix, a Film About a Grandfather-Grandson Grifter Duo
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- 'The Instigators' Ending Explained: Why Are Matt Damon and Casey Affleck Freed From Jail?
- Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Taken Together: Who Killed Lyric and Elizabeth?’ on Max, A Docuseries Investigating a 2012 Double Abduction
- New Shows & Movies To Watch This Weekend: Netflix's 'The Umbrella Academy' + More
- 'Dance Moms: A New Era' Cast Shares Just How Real All That Onscreen Drama Actually Is
- Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Inside the Mind of a Dog’ on Netflix, the Canine-Brain Documentary That's as Fascinating as it Sounds
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Mountain Queen: The Summits of Lhakpa Sherpa’ on Netflix, A Moving Portrait of the Only Woman To Summit Mount Everest 10 Times
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Divinity’ on Shudder, A Future Cult Classic Sci-Fi Flick Endorsed by Steven Soderbergh
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Beast’ on Criterion Channel, A Cryptic Triptych About Fear and Love
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Wild Wild Space’ on Max, a Documentary Deep Dive Into the Private Commodification of Earth's Orbit
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Mallorca Files Season 3’ on Prime Video, A Breezy Police Procedural That Might Remind You of ‘White Collar’
