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One time, I was watching the third season of “Girls5Eva,” the sadly short-lived comedy created by Meredith Scardino that began its life on Peacock before moving to Netflix, and suddenly, I had a problem. One specific cutaway gag involving Thomas Doherty’s Harry Styles-style pop star Grey Holland made me laugh so hard that I peed my…

Outwit. Outplay. Outlast. That has been the core essence of “Survivor” since it premiered in May 2000. Every season of the reality competition show sends a group of people to a tropical, remote location to survive the elements… and each other. Through challenges and Tribal Councils, all under the watchful eye of host Jeff Probst,…

Ever since it began airing original programming, FX has excelled at comedy, drama, animation, and limited series, pushing the boundaries of basic cable storytelling. The network has given auteurs the freedom to tell personal stories, subverted traditional genre conventions, and dove headfirst into edgy subject matter. Its series have explored moral ambiguity and social complexity,…

We probably have a long way to go before the official “Dungeon Crawler Carl” TV show adaptation hits Peacock, but there are some TV shows that you can watch now to feed your appetite. And in one case, they may even feed your appetite literally. “Dungeon Crawler Carl” is a LitRPG series written by Matt…

Modern Apple iPhones have incredibly powerful SoCs, but few apps and games tap their full potential. One area that can push chips like the A19 Pro and A20 Pro to their limits is game emulation.

“Ginny & Georgia” is sort of like two different shows smashed together, and amazingly, its ambitious premise actually works. On the one hand, it’s a coming-of-age story about Ginny (Antonia Gentry), a teenage girl figuring out who she is and dealing with the many difficulties of being a young woman in the world. The other…

Family sitcoms are nothing new, yet “Modern Family” managed to make the format feel fresh. Mounted as a mockumentary, the series follows the daily lives of three families that couldn’t feel more different, yet turn out to be a part of the same extended clan.

“Law & Order” shows have a long history of crossing over with one another, but it’s a lot less common for the series to collaborate with different franchises. As one of many successful procedural universes alongside the likes of “One Chicago,” “NCIS,” and “CSI,” NBC’s “Law & Order” franchise has produced multiple spin-offs since the original show…

A quirk in the eligibility rules is the sole reason why “The Sopranos” is missing from The New York Times’ new ranking of the 100 best TV shows of the 21st century. The show many critics still call the greatest drama ever made didn’t crack a list built to define its own era.

SWEET MAGNOLIAS. (L to R) Brook Elliott as Dana Sue Sullivan, JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Maddie Townsend and Heather Headley as Helen Decatur in episode 506 of SWEET MAGNOLIAS | Cr. Courtesy of Netflix