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The Americans 6×05, “The Great Patriotic War”
With a shortened, ten-episode final season, The Americans finds itself in a position to move towards its end game. “The Great Patriotic War” feels like the start of that descent. I say descent not wit...
TV Review: Atlanta – Robbin’ Season 2×08, “Woods”
Recall how Atlanta – Robbin’ Season was a reference to the have-nots going after the haves, particularly in the months leading up to Christmas, as people start getting desperate. While last week had t...
The Americans 6×04, “Mr. and Mrs. Teacup”
Whatever ends up happing on The Americans, the USSR will fall. While this series is not focused on future history, that is a fact that seems to be informing this final season. Elizabeth and Philip Jen...
TV Review: Atlanta – Robbin’ Season 2×07, “Champagne Papi”
It is a testament to the very fluid nature of Atlanta that an episode like this week’s “Champagne Papi” can come after the nightmarish “Teddy Perkins” from last week. The series has a way of taking on...
Review: ‘Legion’ Season 2 Premieres with “Chapter Nine”
"Legion" returns for a second season -- and it's even weirder than before. Kit Bowen recaps...
TV Review: Atlanta – Robbin’ Season 2×05, “Barbershop”
The relationship between a black man and his barber is an important one. It’s one thing for men to get a haircut, but the whole experience in black America is a different one. The shop itself, and all...
Review: The Americans 6×01, “Dead Hand”
During the season five premiere of FX’s The Americans, I was curious if people that suddenly tuned into this show, following the insane amount of goodwill that led to significant Emmy nominations, wer...
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TV Review: Atlanta – Robbin’ Season 2×04, “Helen”
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Atlanta - Robbin' Season, Episode 4, "Helen," where Earn and Van get out of Atlanta and head into a nightmare.