‘Mid-Century Modern’ Review: A Good Old-Fashioned Gay Comfort Show
This multi-cam sitcom feels like a classic, but thankfully it has a contemporary sense of humor.
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‘Dying for Sex’ Review: Cancer Sucks, But Sex Doesn’t Have To
Michelle Williams and Jenny Slate are the heart and soul behind this miniseries about a woman with terminal cancer looking for the best sex of her all-too-short life.
‘The Studio’ Review: A TV Treat for Cinephiles Everywhere
Stuffed with panache and pizzazz, Seth Rogen's new series is a great comedy with a starry comedic ensemble and some consistently fun cameos.
