‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Season 17

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‘Celebrity Jeopardy!’ Season 3

Celebrity Jeopardy! is back and as fun as ever. Following an exciting second season last winter, Season 3 kicked off last week with an episode featuring W. Kamau Bell (United Shades of America), Camilla Luddington (Grey's Anatomy), and Max Greenfield (New Girl). It's back tonight with Reba's Melissa Peterman, scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson,...

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‘Laid’

Peacock's new comedy series Laid is a messy, fun delight. Stephanie Hsu stars as Ruby Yao, a 33-year-old woman whose romantic past comes back to haunt her when she realizes every person she has ever slept with is dying. With the help of her true crime-obsessed best friend (played by Girls star Zosia Mamet), Ruby finds herself racing against the...

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‘The State’

I recently saw David Wain and Ken Marino's sensational Middle Aged Dad Jam Band perform at Irving Plaza. They were fantastic; I highly recommend seeing them live. Watching Marino and Wain's effortless comedic chemistry inspired me to rewatch their cult sketch series The State. Now streaming on Paramount+, this time capsule of bizarre avant-garde...

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‘Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl’

You can always count on the team behind Wallace & Gromit to deliver something whimsical, clever, and very, very British. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, the newest movie now streaming on Netflix, is no exception. Co-directed by original Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham, this movie finds Wallace (voiced...

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‘American Primeval’

American Primeval begins as many gritty westerns do: tossing both us, and a couple of city slickers, into the hell that was the Old West. There's violence, cruelty, sexual assault, illness, bigotry, and just plain gross stuff everywhere you look. However, by the end of director and executive producer Peter Berg's six part series, American Primeval...

‘Tracker’ Season 2

New year, old TV shows to catch up on. If you have yet to check out Justin Hartley's hit CBS drama Tracker, or missed Season 2's first eight episodes, this is the perfect time to catch up ahead of the show's February 16 return. The series, based on Jeffery Deaver's bestselling novel, The Never Game, follows lone wolf and rewardist Colter Shaw...

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‘Younger’

Younger has landed on Netflix, and there's no better time than the dreary, short days of January to binge TV Land's charming romantic sitcom. Broadway megastar Sutton Foster leads the show as Liza, a 40-year-old who fakes her age to land a job at a publishing company, where she quickly befriends Kelsey (Hilary Duff), her younger coworker. The...

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‘The Pitt’

Every episode of Max's new medical drama The Pitt — the first two are now streaming — chronicles an hour of a grueling and intense 15-hour for Dr. Robby, played by ER alum Noah Wyle. The series takes fans into the depths of a Pittsburgh hospital, and delivers the high-octane drama that streamers are craving. New episodes make their way onto...