The first episode of "Chainsaw Man" gives viewers a taste of the bloody, violent action it has in store for the season. But beneath its aggressive exterior beats a pure and simple heart.
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People love to talk about food, especially college students. But, for some reason, it’s so hard for these same people — people who will gleefully tell you about their two bagels with shmear for breakfast and their personal pizza for dinner — to talk about eating disorders.
“Justified” has long been the underrated drama of television’s Golden Age. It mixes drama and humor as expertly as “Breaking Bad” or “Mad Men,” and spins season-long arcs with the best of them, but coming into its sixth and final season, the show is still under the radar. It’s a shame, because it’s doing something that most TV dramas don’t: ending the right way.
“Galavant” is by far one of the strangest shows to come to ABC.
With Seasons 5 and 6, the very things that made “Parks and Recreation” special – its good-heartedness and its characters’ ambition – threatened to sink it down into mediocrity. It took Season 7’s time skip to save it.
Comedy Central’s edgiest Brooklyn-based broads are officially back in full force as of “Broad City”’s premiere last Wednesday night.
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In the season 5 premiere of Workaholics, set to air Wednesday night, Ders, Blake and Adam head back to school as TelAmeriCorp recruits in a job fair.
“Over the Garden Wall” is a new Cartoon Network animated miniseries that tells a storybook tale in a fresh, creative way.
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Netflix original series are known for being edgy and outlandish, but a show about a cartoon horse with a substance abuse problem is something we can all relate to, right? Released late this August, “BoJack Horseman” tells the story of a Full House-esque sitcom star 20 years in the future, focusing on his dried up career and the downfall his life has taken.
“Reality TV” is not a prestigious genre — the phrase brings to mind “Real Housewives,” “Jersey Shore” and latest exercise in lowest common denominator “Dating Naked,” all of which aspire to nothing higher than guilty pleasure.
Sure, there are a lot of distractions in college, but why not unwind with some good TV? Netflix has become the go-to for wasting time, considering the seemingly endless list of full series and movies at your fingertips.
Cinemax’s new series takes viewers to 1900 in a dark drama.