Nautilus

A prequel to the Jules Verne epic novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas, the 10-episode Nautilius tells the origin story of Captain Nemo and his pioneering submarine as he seeks revenge against the East India Mercantile Company after they falsely imprisoned him. From RogerEbert.com’s Cristine Escoba: “Nautilus” shows the human cost and terrible harm

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Feminist revolution documentary

Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print

A timely history lesson that captures a cultural revolution in a three-part docuseries, Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print captures archival footage and unfiltered present-day interviews with the iconic Gloria Steinem and her Ms. Magazine co-founder Letty Cottin Pogrebin, revealing how their upstart magazine challenged the male-dominated media landscape and gave a megaphone to issues

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Squid Game Baby what the fuck

Squid Game S3

The finale season of the global breakout hit, Squid Game Season 3 opens in the immediate wreckage of Gi-hun’s failed rebellion, with more disturbing versions of childhood games, sacrifices, betrayals, and a stomach-plummeting twist involving a baby that reframes the entire “game.” The indictment on modern day capitalism may hit too close to home for

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Brie Larson The Bear

The Bear S4

The Emmy darling is back and earning even higher praise for its new season, which sees the restaurant and its staff up against a countdown to financial collapse. Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) is finally forced to face the emotional toll of his grief and considers stepping away, while Sydney has to choose between her loyalty

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The Good Ship Murder

Part Love Boat, part Death in Paradise, the BritBox series returns in time for summer to take you on a new luxury cruise through the Mediterranean, which promises a new murder mystery at every port.  The best part of this breezy and often cheesy escape watch is that the ship’s cabaret singer is also the

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Succession meets Ozark in Kevin Williamsons Netflix drama

The Waterfront

A long-awaited family soap from Dawson’s Creek creator Kevin Williamson, The Waterfront tells the story of the once-on-top owners of a fishing empire on the coast of North Carolina who are now on the brink of losing everything as a battle for succession plays out. Williamson based the story on his own father, who was a

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Outrageous

Based on the real-life Mitford sisters, whose scandals made them tabloid fodder in 1930s England, Outrageous blends the glamour of the pre-WWII British aristocracy with the darker backdrop of the rise in fascism, and the beginning of several great divides. Sharply written with standout performances, it’s a tonal mix of fizzy parties and gossip alternating

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Best new teen mystery We Were Liars

We Were Liars

A mix of slow-burn psychological mystery, coming-of-age drama, and “Top 1% porn,” We Were Liars follows a teen from an old-money New England family who returns to their private island to determine why she’s suffered memory loss. Haunting and visually stunning with an explosive ending, the adaptation of the E. Lockhart novel has earned mixed

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Best new female comedians

Atsuko Okatsuka: Father

She broke out in a very modern way: through viral dance challenges. And now the Taiwan-born, Japan-raised comedian is taking center stage as part of “Hularious” with her distinctly playful stage presence and culturally universal observations. She’s also known for her personal stories about growing up undocumented and being raised by her grandmother, which makes

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Revival supernatural series

Revival

In a small town in Wisconsin, everyone who died in the previous two weeks mysteriously comes back to life, and with all of their memories and personalities in tact. They’re not interested in brains or ghoulishness, they just want their lives back, which raises all new ethical dilemmas.  The new Syfy original blends dark humor

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