The law enforcement comedy could become the latest show to take on #MeToo subject matter, showrunner Dan Goor revealed at TCA.
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If you didn't think The Handmaid's Tale's "The Word" was a cop-out before, you definitely will after seeing OITNB's "Be Free."
The Handmaid's Tale has set a lot of plot lines in motion this season. Here's what we expect (and hope) the Hulu series will cover in its Wednesday finale.
The Wrinkle in Time director used good old-fashioned empathy to speak out against the separation of immigrant families at the border.
The Handmaid's Tale is trying to make Serena Joy more and more sympathetic this season, but is she worthy of forgiveness?
It's only been a week since Killing Eve's season finale, but we're already missing Eve and Villanelle. Fortunately, we have Fleabag to cheer us up.
The Americans' Philip and Elizabeth Jennings have an extraordinary marriage. The series finale suggests that wasn't the best thing for their children.
One's about the pressures of motherhood, the other the ramifications of refusing to grow up. Both make for raw movie magic.
The comedian's monologue was full of hard truths, biting humor and eloquent take-downs. It was exactly what the event called for.
You know what the world doesn't need? A talk show offering sympathy to alleged sexual predators, hosted by ex-CBS anchor Charlie Rose.
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Sure, Villanelle is a psychopath who's incapable of experiencing empathy -- but that doesn't mean Killing Eve's resident assassin isn't relatable!
Tony Kushner's epic play tackles identity, faith, politics, history, sexuality, AIDS and the American Dream. It's the ideal story for this time of year.
The Joneses take one last trip to Playland, Trish and Malcolm embrace the whole anti-hero thing, and Jessica loses her entire family once again.
Jessica Jones continues to kill time before the second season finale, but at least Jeri's masterful revenge scheme is satisfying.
Kilgrave returns to mess with Jessica's head once more, and to inject some much-needed energy into Jessica Jones' sophomore season.
The moral of "AKA Pork Chop" -- and possibly Jessica Jones season 2 as a whole -- is that everyone is a little bit awful.
Jessica and Alisa continue their bizarre buddy routine. Trish somehow falls backward into a huge job opportunity. As for Oscar, he just gets dreamier.
They have tons of baggage to sort through but that doesn't stop Jessica Jones and her mother from slipping right back into their old roles.
The killer reveals her origin story and Jessica Jones looks back on a pivotal relationship in season 2's best episode yet.