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The Rainmaker

A TV-14 remake of the 1997 Francis Ford Coppola film, which was an adaptation of the hit John Grisham novel, the new USA Network/Peacock series brings timely new twists, a brisk pace, and Southern wit to the story of a young, hotshot law school grad who gets fired from a big prestigious firm — only

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Alien: Earth

Alien gets a timely, thought-provoking prequel series that taps into our current angst about AI and corporate overlords. Set in 2120, in a world run by five mega-companies, a deep-space vessel with experimental life forms crashes to earth, leaving it up to the first human-AI hybrid, Wendy, and rival corporate soldiers to contain an outbreak.

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It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (S17)

Even if you’re not a fan of the pitch-dark comedy about the owners and operators of Paddy’s Pub, you’ll likely be hearing about this season — especially if you’re a TV comedy or Bachelor fans.  This season pokes fun at fellow FX show The Bear, sends up Succession, and takes aim at its own wildly

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Real Housewives kids show

Next Gen NYC

Bravo’s new reality series follows the children of Real Housewives stars as try and launch their own 20-something lives, and despite their parents’ fame and wealth, the Gen-Z offspring face their own set of challenges when it comes to dating, forming real friendships, and carving out careers. It’s a window into what it’s like to

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And Just Like That (S3)

Two years after Season 2 wrapped, the Sex and the City reboot returns to a somehow more exciting New York City with a theme of reinvention.  Aidan is in Virginia, Charlotte’s kids are applying to colleges, Miranda has a new love interest, and Logan Marshall-Green, Rosie O’Donnell, Patti LuPone, and Mehcad Brooks are all making

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FX comedy 20-something life in New York

Adults

An FX take on the Gen-Z sitcom that’s been compared to Friends and Girls, Adults follows five 20-somethings in New York trying to grow up and make big life decisions as they stare down job insecurity, crazy high rents and student debt.  From The New York Times’ Esther Zuckerman: “‘Adults’ is frank about sex and

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Rick & Morty S8

The edgy, cult hit sci-fi satire follows mad scientist Rick and his grandson Morty as they embark on various alternate reality simulations. They’re back with a new one that sees Morty going to war while his sister Summer becomes a tech CEO, and fans of the show say “it’s back” after a bumpy 7th season.

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Chicagos south side drama The Chi wins

The Chi S7

“The weight of power” is the theme threading Season 7 of Showtime’s hit drama from Lena Waithe as the focus shifts to the women from the South Side of Chicago as they take the lead in the wake of Douda’s death, creating new stakes and showdowns as they test their loyalties to each other.  Season

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The Walking Dead: Dead City S2

Set in post-apocalyptic New York City, which has been without electricity for 18 years (relying on the methane emitted from the dead), Season 2 of Dead City pivots around the political battle for control of Manhattan between the New Babylon Federation and local gangs, pitting Tegan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) against each

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Miss Austen PBS Masterpiece

Miss Austen

Set in the 19th century and told through the eyes of Jane Austen’s older sister, Cassandra, Miss Austen sets out to imagine the big mystery of why Cassandra burned her sister Jane’s letters 13 years after she died — flashing back to their relationship and the challenges they faced to find any independence or creative

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