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Man in brown coat, hat, and tie standing in a wooded area.
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Perry Mason revival delivers with the case of the enticing origin story

by Emma Fraser

HBO’s pre­quel series sees Matthew Rhys take on the role of the famed Los Ange­les defence lawyer.
Two men in suits standing at microphones on a stage, one with his arm raised.
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The Plot Against America makes for stark viewing in uncertain times

by Roxanne Sancto

David Simon and Ed Burns’ HBO series imag­ines an alter­nate real­i­ty that sud­den­ly feels fright­en­ing­ly close to home.
Two men in suits standing and talking, holding drinks, in a dimly lit setting with glass walls.

Exploring queer desire in HBO’s Succession

by Katherine Connell

Under­cur­rents of homo­erot­ic obses­sion run through­out the hit show’s two seasons.
A person wearing a hooded grey robe with a black mask, standing next to another person wearing a red robe.
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Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen is the most incendiary show of 2019

by Hannah Strong

HBO’s remix of Alan Moore’s graph­ic nov­el is a strange, com­pli­cat­ed beast – and all the bet­ter for it.
Two young women, one with long brown hair and the other with dark hair, intently reading a book together.
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My Brilliant Friend ‘The Dolls’ review – A heartfelt portrait of postwar Italy

by Roxanne Sancto

HBO’s adap­ta­tion of Ele­na Ferrente’s nov­el sees a woman recall the spe­cial friend­ship that changed her life.
Three women and three children standing in a park, surrounded by trees. The women wear casual attire and the children have various clothing styles. The lighting suggests an autumn or winter afternoon.
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How Big Little Lies reveals the underlying pressures of American society

by Roxanne Sancto

The hit HBO show focus­es on the emo­tion­al real­i­ties of three mothers.
Two adults, a man in a suit and a woman in a patterned dress, sitting on the floor and engaging in conversation.
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Brutal honesty and bruised egos in HBO’s Divorce

by Roxanne Sancto

Sharon Horgan’s brave, bril­liant new show offers an authen­tic warts and all look at a failed marriage.