What Else Is Alan Watching?
If they swapped roles
From Claire Danes and Keri Russell to Bryan Cranston and Jon Hamm, which actors with parallel careers would do better in the other's signature part?
What Else Is Alan Watching?
From Claire Danes and Keri Russell to Bryan Cranston and Jon Hamm, which actors with parallel careers would do better in the other's signature part?
The Chair Company
Things get REALLY weird — which, for this show, is saying something
Wrapping up the first draft of the Rod Serling biography, plus 'Pluribus,' Diane Ladd, a classic 'Frasier' moment, and more.
Pluribus
Vince Gilligan's new Apple sci-fi drama introduces a very strange new world order
Pluribus
The 'Breaking Bad' creator reteams with 'Better Call Saul' star Rhea Seehorn for a wildly entertaining sci-fi saga
Review
Michael Shannon, Matthew Macfadyen, and Nick Offerman lead a rollicking retelling of the assassination of President James Garfield
The Lowdown
Lee discovers that things are not always as they seem as his investigation draws to a close
Television reviews, recaps, and more from Rolling Stone chief TV critic Alan Sepinwall
The mystery of Ron's jeep tour company past is revealed, while the conspiracy wages a prank war against him in the present
Apple tries to recreate some 'Slow Horses' magic with Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson, plus 'Pluribus' plans, Taylor Sheridan relocates, 'Doctor Who' news, and more
Slough Houses races to stop the Libyans, and Lamb gets a chance to put his feet up
Lee tries really hard to be a caring white boy in the season's penultimate chapter
When former castmates reunite on new shows
Kristen Bell and Adam Brody are superhumanly charming, but other cracks appear this time around
Several things smell funny as Ron goes deeper down the rabbit hole
An 'It' prequel series, 'Nobody Wants This' returns, plus 'The Diplomat,' 'Task,' 'Slow Horses,' and more
In which the nature and agenda of the enemy are revealed
Sterlin Harjo heads into new/old territory, in an episode with an extremely special guest star
What had been the Netflix political drama's best season took a bizarre left turn at the end
Is Ron a fool or a genius? Why not both?