Mike Hale, New York Times

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‘Space Force’ review: Steve Carell crashes on Netflix

The show tries to do a couple of things and doesn’t succeed in any funny way

Space Force team Steve Carell, Ben Schwartz, and Jimmy O. Yang in Space Force (2020)

‘Little Fires’ review: Race and class divide ignites

Rarely has a period piece felt this up-to-date in its racial and gender politics

‘Little Fires Everywhere’ review: Race and class divide ignites

‘Snowpiercer’ review: Searching for the right track

Series based on Bong Joon-ho’s movie is weighed down by the freight of the premise

‘Snowpiercer’ review: Searching for the right track

‘Westworld’ season 3 review: A bit too serious

The show is now a pretty straightforward version of Los Angeles corporate noir

‘Westworld’ season 3 review: A bit too serious

‘The New Pope’ review: A satisfying follow-up

The heart of the show is Silvio Orlando’s nimble, delicate comic performance

John Malkovich and Nadie Kammallaweera in 'The New Pope'.

‘You’ review: Perfect boyfriend still has a problem

What keeps us watching is Badgley’s delicate balancing act as anti-hero Joe

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‘The Witcher’ review: Netflix steps into fantasy fray

Show has a lighthearted sense of humour that ‘Game of Thrones’ lacked

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‘Servant’ review: M Night Shyamalan’s feast of twists

The horror master, who serves as producer, returns to direct the first 2 episodes

‘Servant’ review: M Night Shyamalan’s feast of twists

‘The End of the World’ season 2 review: Loses momentum

The new batch of episodes tries to work out the previous season’s loose ends

The End of the F***ing World

‘Unbelievable’ review: Horrifying and exciting

The story tells itself in this miniseries involving investigation of rape cases

UNBELIEVABLE

‘Carnival Row’ review: Nothing new to see here

The show is a glum and lumbering beast that only occasionally sparks into life

Cara Delevingne and Orlando Bloom in ‘Carnival Row’.

‘The Boys’ review: Fast and clever anti-superhero show

In this comic book adaptation, the world needs saving from its superheroes

Elisabeth Shue and Anthony Starr in ‘The Boys’.

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