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  1. Best TV Shows of 2024

    “English Teacher,” “My Brilliant Friend,” “Shogun,” “Babylon Berlin” and “Somebody Somewhere” were among the series that stood out in a year when television felt more mid than ever.

     By James PoniewozikMike Hale and Margaret Lyons

    Anna Sawai, center, stars in an acclaimed new version of “Shogun.”
    Anna Sawai, center, stars in an acclaimed new version of “Shogun.”
    CreditKatie Yu/FX, via Associated Press

  2. Margo Martindale Pours It On in ‘The Sticky’

    The esteemed character actress has spent decades enlivening films and series in just a few scenes or episodes. In this new Amazon heist comedy, she is first on the call sheet.

     By Alexis Soloski

    Margo Martindale, one of TV’s most reliable character actors for years, is the star of the new comedy “The Sticky.”
    Margo Martindale, one of TV’s most reliable character actors for years, is the star of the new comedy “The Sticky.”
    CreditBrendan George Ko for The New York Times
    2. The Watching Newsletter

      ‘The Agency’ Is a Slick and Pleasing Spy Drama

      Based on the French show “The Bureau,” the new Showtime series stars Michael Fassbender as a spy who must readjust to life after living undercover.

       By Margaret Lyons

      Michael Fassbender and Jodie Turner-Smith keep an eye on each other in “The Agency.”
      Michael Fassbender and Jodie Turner-Smith keep an eye on each other in “The Agency.”
      CreditLuke Varley/Paramount+

  1. Colman Domingo Makes Sense of ‘The Madness’

    The Netflix thriller uses a murder mystery to explore the dangers of misinformation and conspiracy theories. “It’s this flood of not knowing what to believe,” the actor says.

     By Alexis Soloski

    Colman Domingo plays a pundit framed for the murder of a white supremacist in “The Madness” on Netflix.
    CreditAmanda Matlovich/Netflix

  2. ‘Get Millie Black’ Is a Fresh Take on the Cop Drama

    Created by the Booker Prize-winning author Marlon James, the HBO series puts a new spin on a lot of old crime show conventions.

     By Margaret Lyons

    Tamara Lawrance and Joe Dempsie face off in “Get Millie Black.”
    CreditDes Willie/HBO
    The Watching Newsletter

  3. Best Thanksgiving Episodes to Stream Now

    Whether you’re feeling sentimental or irreverent, our list has you covered, with classics from shows like “Friends,” “Gossip Girl” and “South Park.”

     By Jennifer Vineyard and Judy Berman

    “Friends” had many Thanksgiving episodes during its run, and some included guest stars like Brad Pitt, bottom left.
    CreditDanny Feld/NBCMV/Warner Bros., via Associated Press

  4. The Voice of Milhouse on Saying Goodbye to ‘The Simpsons’

    After 35 years of voicing Bart’s unlucky but indefatigable best friend, Pamela Hayden is retiring. She still has high hopes for his future.

     By Dave Itzkoff

    Milhouse tends to have a tough time, but “he wakes up the next day and he still feels like things are going to be better, even if they’re not,” said Pamela Hayden, the actor who voiced his character.
    CreditFox

  5. In ‘A Man on the Inside,’ Ted Danson Finds Another Good Place

    Created by Michael Schur and starring Danson, this Netflix sitcom synthesizes the most gutting realities of life and death into cozy, low-stakes comedy.

     By Margaret Lyons

    Ted Danson stars in “A Man on the Inside” as a man who answers an ad to become a spy in a retirement community.
    CreditColleen E. Hayes/Netflix

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