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Jan 1, 2016 · A political family drama set in Florence in the early fifteenth century. Cosimo de Medici finds himself at the helm of his banking dynasty when his father, Giovanni, dies suddenly. 22. DC's Legends of Tomorrow. 2016–2022 TV-14. 6.8 (110K) Rate. TV Series.
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- "3%" Director Cesar Charlone, who worked as a cinematographer for the film "City of God," will bring "3%" to Netflix; the series will be the first to be shot entirely in Brazil.
- "Chelsea Does" Talk show host Chelsea Handler is leaving her own late-night show, for a deal with streaming site Netflix. Tracy Smith sat down with the fearless funny-woman for a glimpse of what's next.
- "The Crown" "The Crown" will follow the inside story of Queen Elizabeth II, spanning several decades, and the prime ministers along the way. Claire Foy of "Wolf Hall" will play Queen Elizabeth II, Matt Smith plays her husband, Philip Mountbatten, Duke of Edinburgh, and John Lithgow will portray Winston Churchill.
- "Flaked" Will Arnett, who already voices hit Netflix animated series "BoJack Horseman," is making another Netflix series (the last season of "Arrested Development" was also a Netflix project).
Nov 2, 2015 · TV Premiere Dates 2016: The Complete Guide. Don't know when your shows are back on TV? THR has compiled a comprehensive list of the year's programs from the broadcast, cable and premium...
Jan 1, 2016 · 2016 1h 46m. 8.4 (323K) Rate. 81 Metascore. Two teenagers share a profound, magical connection upon discovering they are swapping bodies. Things manage to become even more complicated when the boy and girl decide to meet in person.
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One of the year's hidden gems was this deeply warped, deeply heartfelt British black comedy that feels like nothing else on television—unsurprising, given its origins as a one-woman play. Phoebe Waller-Bridge is a revelation as the title character: a sardonic, impulsive young woman navigating life in London, bluntly narrating her exploits (and sexp...
Conclusively proving that laugh-out-loud comedy doesn't have to equal low emotional stakes, season three of FX's anti-rom-com was a triumphant followup to its groundbreaking sophomore season. With Gretchen (Aya Cash) now reluctantly in therapy for her depression, the focus falls on her emotionally stunted boyfriend Jimmy (Chris Geere) as he grapple...
Donald Glover's extraordinarily confident, auteur-ish new show started out with promise, and wound up with the best debut season of 2016 by some distance. Following college dropout Earn (Glover) as he tries to redeem himself in the eyes of his family by launching his cousin's rap career, Atlantais a nuanced merging of Glover's two career paths. Its...
There are so many potential pitfalls inherent in making a series about the British royal family. Netflix's ambitious chronicle of Queen Elizabeth II's reign could have been a stodgy, exposition-packed chore, or a frothy nightmare along the lines of E!'s The Royals, but with Peter Morgan on board, it's no surprise that The Crown turned out to be a t...
HBO had a lot riding on their ambitious adaptation of Michael Crichton's robots-gone-rogue franchise—which was beset by persistent rumors of a troubled production—but the result was a spectacularly accomplished, intricate and rewarding journey. While the constituent parts of Westworld—fractured timelines, grizzled gunmen, robots gradually becoming ...
Having aired its first two seasons on Channel 4 in the UK, Charlie Brooker's blisteringly dark satire moved over to Netflix and picked up right where it left off, with six new episodes cutting to the heart of technology's power with a precision that only became more terrifying in the wake of November 8. Like a post-Y2K Twilight Zone, every episode ...
O.J. Simpson's murder trial is one of the most well-known and widely-discussed stories in recent history, and yet FX's ten-part miniseries felt fresh and dynamic at every turn. In exploring the extraordinary process by which O.J.'s case went from an open-and-shut conviction to an acquittal, writers Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski created a na...
If you missed this BBC import in the rush of new January television, there's still time to catch up on one of the year's most atmospheric and elegant thrillers on BBC America. A breathless love story turned on its head in the first act, London Spysees hedonistic party boy Danny (Ben Whishaw) fall for an introverted man of mystery (Edward Holcroft),...
Five seasons in, Lena Dunham's Girls are no longer just out of college, and forcing them to develop some self-awareness made for one of the show's most satisfying seasons yet. An episode focused solely on Allison Williams' often-infuriating Marnie didn't sound promising, but "The Panic In Central Park" ended up being the season's highlight, a gorge...
Having stepped out from under Breaking Bad's shadow in its first season, establishing itself as a rich and sharply-written show in its own right, Better Call Saul's second run took its characters and their relationships to thrillingly unpredictable ends. The power struggle between Bob Odenkirk's decent-yet-slippery Jimmy, his stern brother Chuck (M...
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