After nearly seven seasons of lies, flip-flops and hypocrisy, I still find myself wanting Selina Meyer to succeed -- but why?
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This season, Catastrophe's central couple discover that actually protecting women in the workplace is easier said than done.
Turns out the labyrinthine Netflix series has plenty to say about the gloom of getting another year older.
Concluding a shaky fourth season, Outlander finally starts to feel like Outlander again in "Man of Worth."
Outlander continues to confuse self-flagellation with selflessness in the penultimate episode of the season, "Providence."
The Frasers, Bree, Murtagh and the rest of the gang struggle to make the best of a no-win situation in "If Not For Hope."
Secrets come to light in "The Deep Heart's Core," and Outlander continues its character assassination of Jamie Fraser.
Outlander embraces two tired television conventions -- unexpected pregnancy and easily rectified miscommunication -- in "The Birds & the Bees."
Everyone descends on "Wilmington" and Outlander loses sight of itself in one muddled, decidedly un-merry episode.
Frank returns and finally gets the story -- not to mention the screen time with Brianna -- he deserves in an emotional, revelatory Outlander.
Jamie finally gets some long-overdue father-son bonding time with Willie, while Claire and John Grey size one another up.
Murtagh returns, Jamie balks at another rebellion and Claire witnesses new levels of human cruelty in "Savages."
Claire questions her choices, Jamie tries to befriend the Cherokee and Brianna heads to Inverness in a wistful Outlander.
Brianna shows her backbone, Roger proves he's no Jamie and Claire has a run-in with a time-traveling ghost in an uneven Outlander.
The Frasers inherit a slave plantation and are forced to face their own privilege, and limitations, in the second episode of the season.
Outlander explores "America the Beautiful" in a familiar -- but still incredibly enjoyable -- season premiere that brings Claire and Jamie full circle.
If Parks and Rec was the optimistic workplace comedy of the Obama years, then Superstore is its weary, Trump-era counterpart.
Starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Beyond the Lights will satisfy your craving for show business-based, music-infused romantic drama until A Star Is Born arrives.
The best show of the summer and the sci-fi drama are explorations of women's pain -- pain that manifests itself in self-harm and is projected onto others.
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