‘McCartney 3, 2, 1’: The Beatle, the Producer and Oh, That Magic Feeling
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Rick Rubin and Paul McCartney go deep — and prove to be the ultimate Beatles geeks — in fascinating new hulu documentary
‘Schmigadoon!’: Musical Parody Miniseries Brings That Old Song and Dance Back to Life
Posted in: TV ReviewsCecily Strong and Keegan-Micheal Key pay tribute to Broadway classics in the new Apple TV+ comedy from producer Lorne Michaels
‘Wellington Paranormal’: An Oddball Feast for Blood-Starved ‘Shadows’ Fans
Posted in: TV ReviewsJemaine Clement and Taika Waititi’s other What We Do in the Shadows spinoff arrives with a bone-dry, very New Zealand sensibility
‘Monsters at Work’: A Classic Comic Dynamic That’s Fun for All Ages
Posted in: TV ReviewsPixar follows Marvel into the Disney+ content conveyor belt with this new series, a clever inversion of the plot of ‘Monsters University’
‘Feel Good’ Season 2 Does More With Less
Posted in: TV ReviewsNetflix’s intimate dramedy about a recovering addict and comedian packs its second and final season with bigger laughs, new faces, and a deeper exploration of its main characters’ lives
‘We Are Lady Parts’: A Fierce and Funny Series About an All-Girl, Muslim Punk Band
Posted in: TV ReviewsPeacock’s new comedy import from the U.K. makes representation matter in all the right ways
‘The Underground Railroad’: Barry Jenkins’ Gorgeous Journey Into American Darkness
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe director’s 10-part adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about an escaped slave is visually stunning and emotionally wrenching
‘The Mosquito Coast’: Justin Theroux Heads South of the Border
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe actor brings charisma as a man on the run in a story that never quite reaches its destination
‘Big Shot’: John Stamos’ Hoop Dreams
Posted in: TV ReviewsThe affable star struggles to find his footing as a caustic college basketball coach demoted to working with a high school girls team
‘Made for Love’: Another Bad Romance — and Perfect Role — for Cristin Milioti
Posted in: TV ReviewsAs a woman whose husband implants a tracking chip in her brain, the actress is as dynamic and winning as ever
