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• About That Last Moment in the ‘Pluribus’ Season Finale - The Ringer
• Opinion | One Factor Will Decide How Much You Enjoy TV Next Year - The New York Times
• ‘I Was Nervous About Leaving the Heisenberg Universe’: Vince Gilligan on ‘Pluribus’ - Rolling Stone
• Alan Sepinwall wrote a lovely remembrance of Rob Reiner and ... - Kottke.org
• HBO Max’s ‘Mad Men’ Vomit Scene Proves ‘Remastered’ Doesn’t Mean ‘Better’ - WIRED
• Too Much TV: PMC Makes Cuts At Rolling Stone, Including TV Critic Alan Sepinwall - Too Much TV Newsletter
• Scrubbing Back In - The Ringer
• Opinion | This HBO Mini-Series Gets Rural America Right - The New York Times
• ‘The Paper’ Is the Methadone Version of ‘The Office’ - Rolling Stone
• The Streaming Wars Are Over - The Ringer
• ‘Alien: Earth’ Brings New Monsters, Big Ideas, and a Little Bit of Pixie Dust - Rolling Stone
• Which TV Show Has the Best Coaching Tree? - The Ringer
• ‘Peacemaker’ Season 2: This Time It’s Personal - Rolling Stone
• ‘Task’ Is Heavy and Grim — But Will Reward You in the End - Rolling Stone
• Catherine O’Hara Could Do Anything - The Ringer
• ‘The Lowdown’: Ethan Hawke Is a Mad Genius in This Gloriously Off-Kilter Noir - Rolling Stone
• ‘It’s Always Sunny’ Is Only Getting Better With Time - Rolling Stone
• ‘Alien: Earth’ Episodes 1 and 2 Deliver Thrills and Chills - Rolling Stone
• Yes, ‘South Park’ Went There — And It’s Glorious - Rolling Stone
• Politics, Not Performance, Killed ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ - Rolling Stone
• ‘Platonic’ Reminds You That Big-Screen Comedy Has Migrated to TV - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Bear’ Season 4 Gives the People What They Want - Rolling Stone
• Has ‘Star Trek’ Lost Its Way? - Rolling Stone
• ‘Stick’: Apple’s Golf Comedy Scores on the Charms of Owen Wilson - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2 Ends With Confusion and a Phony Cliffhanger - Rolling Stone
• Rolling Stone Hit With Layoffs Amid Ongoing Staff Reductions at Penske - TheWrap
• The 10 Best TV Shows of 2025 So Far - Rolling Stone
• ‘Andor’ Week 3: Walking Into a Trap - Rolling Stone
• ‘Andor’ Season 2 Finale: Finding the Cost of Freedom - Rolling Stone
• ‘Dept. Q’ Welcomes You to the Isle of Misfit Cops - Rolling Stone
• ‘Smoke’ Starts Off a Hacky Cop Show — Until It Drops a Three-Alarm Twist - Rolling Stone
• Why Are Popular Movie and TV Critics Losing Their Jobs? - Pajiba
• ‘Murderbot’: Rise of Alexander Skarsgård as the Machine - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Four Seasons’ Brings Middle-Age Malaise on Vacation - Rolling Stone
• ‘Sirens’ Is Batshit Crazy — But at Least It’s Trying - Rolling Stone
• Saul Goodman Goes to the Movies: An Interview With 'Saul Goodman v. Jimmy McGill' Author Alan Sepinwall - The Reveal | Scott Tobias
• ‘Andor’ Season 2 Is a Breakneck Sprint to ‘Rogue One’ - Rolling Stone
• ‘Andor’ Week 2: Revolution Is Dirty Business - Rolling Stone
• Author Alan Sepinwall pens critical companion to ‘Better Call Saul’ TV series - WPR
• ‘The Last of Us’ Season Two Needs More Us, Less Them - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Rehearsal’ Season 2 Might Be Too Big for Its Own Good - Rolling Stone
• A History of Violence: Why I Loved Cop Shows, and Why They Must Change - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Bear’ Season 3 Is Everything You’ve Been Waiting For and (Maybe Too Much) More - Rolling Stone
• ‘3 Body Problem’ Is One Great Big Miss - Rolling Stone
• ‘Adolescence’ Is Harrowing, Heartbreaking, and a Must-Watch - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Pitt’ Isn’t ‘ER.’ But It Could Be Nearly as Good - Rolling Stone
• ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’: The 1980s Nostalgia Empire Strikes Back - Rolling Stone
• ‘The White Lotus’ Season Three: Third Verse Same as the First - Rolling Stone
• ‘Ted Lasso’ Season 3 Finale: The End of a Frustratingly Bad Season - Rolling Stone
• Alan Sepinwall's 6 favorite books that reveal juicy pop culture secrets - The Week
• ‘The Diplomat’ Gives Keri Russell the Meaty Post-‘Americans’ Role She Deserves - Rolling Stone
• ‘Frasier’ Revival Is an Unfunny, Uninspired Dud - Rolling Stone
• ‘Andor’ Finale Proves It's the Most Compelling ‘Star Wars’ Show—Almost - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Bear’ Season 2: Damaged Souls, A-List Cameos, and That Finale - Rolling Stone
• Alan Sepinwall’s Farewell to ‘Mad Men’ - The Pennsylvania Gazette
• ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Could Use Another Reboot - Rolling Stone
• Andre Braugher Played Two of TV’s Greatest Cops. But His Family Came First - Rolling Stone
• ‘Better Call Saul’ Recap: Goodbye Jimmy, Hello Saul? - Rolling Stone
• ‘North of North’ Is Set in Arctic Canada, but Radiates Warmth - Rolling Stone
• ‘Girls5Eva’: A Pop Group Gets a Do-Over - Rolling Stone
• ‘Watchmen’ Review: A Dazzling Reinvention of a Landmark Comic - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Acolyte’: This ‘Star Wars’ Prequel Series Isn’t a Force To Be Reckoned With - Rolling Stone
• 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Review: Netflix Series More Water Than Fire - Rolling Stone
• 'Severance' Season 2 Is Here and It's Still Great - Rolling Stone
• ‘True Detective’ Is Must-See TV Again Thanks to Jodie Foster and Co. - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Episode 8: Look Homeward, Cobel - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Episode 6: My Chemical Romance(s) - Rolling Stone
• ‘One Piece’ Review: Netflix Series Is More Bloated Than Any Anime - Rolling Stone
• ‘Stranger Things’ Season Four Finale: Runnin’ Up That Hill for Two-Plus Hours Isn’t So Fun - Rolling Stone
• ‘The White Lotus’ Season Three Finale Gave Us the World’s Dumbest Shootout - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Episode 5: Funeral for a Friend - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Penguin’: Colin Farrell Gets Up to Fowl Play in Batman Spin-Off - Rolling Stone
• ‘Fallout’: How to Succeed in the Postapocalypse Without Really Trying - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Episode 9: Goodbye for Now - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Season Two Premiere Recap: The Inner Life of an Innie - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Episode 7: Take My Wife, Please - Rolling Stone
• 'The Pitt': Noah Wyle, Producer, and Creator on the Hit Medical Drama - Rolling Stone
• ‘Sugar’ Gives You a Sweetly Hardboiled Colin Farrell and One Sour WTF Twist - Rolling Stone
• Alan Sepinwall on Carl Reiner: Exit Laughing - Rolling Stone
• ‘Disclaimer’ Is an Addictive Reminder That Nothing’s Ever as It Seems - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Gilded Age’ Sees Carrie Coon’s Bertha Transform Into Walter White - Rolling Stone
• ‘Justified’ and Raylan Givens Enter a New Era of Policing - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Season 2 Finale: Innie Through the Out Door - Rolling Stone
• Alan Sepinwall’s Quarantine Binge Guide - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Episode 3: Behold the Goat People - Rolling Stone
• Yaphet Kotto: From Broadway to ‘Homicide’ Boss - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Studio’ Is a Hilarious Love-Hate Letter to Hollywood - Rolling Stone
• ‘Loki’ Season 2: Jonathan Majors Casts a Big Shadow Over Marvel Series - Rolling Stone
• ‘Slow Horses’ Season 4: Reasons to Watch the AppleTV Sleeper Hit - Rolling Stone
• ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Is a Fantasy Series to Rule Them All - Rolling Stone
• ‘Severance’ Episode 4: The Tallest Waterfall on the Planet - Rolling Stone
• ‘Better Call Saul’ Season 5 Finale Recap: Survival Skills - Rolling Stone
• ‘A Man on the Inside’ Puts Ted Danson Back in a Good Place - Rolling Stone
• ‘Dark Winds’ Season 3 May Deliver the Year’s Best Episode of TV - Rolling Stone
• Rolling Stone, OBB Sound Launch New Podcast With TV Critic Alan Sepinwall - The Hollywood Reporter
• ‘Paradise’ Is a Political Thriller With a Very Big, Oddly Bland Twist - Rolling Stone
• 'Peacemaker' Review: Series Declares War on Self-Serious Superheroes - Rolling Stone
• ‘Palm Royale’ Is a Waste of A-List Talent — and Your Precious Time - Rolling Stone
• ‘Shrinking’ Season 2 Is the Therapy Hangout Comedy We Deserve - Rolling Stone
• ‘Landman’: What If ‘Yellowstone,’ But With Oil? - Rolling Stone