SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
After a sexual slump in season two, “Industry” is getting back to its kinky roots. This time, it’s with a naughty CEO and his piss preference.
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BLESSINGS
“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” following TikTok-ing LDS believers caught up in a swinging scandal, arrives days before the new season of “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.”
FOR THE BIRDS
Baffled by the news that Chick-fil-A is going to start its own streamer? Be confused no more: Here’s our suggestions for the kinds of programs the fast food chain should produce.
BUNCH OF COCONUTS
At the center of Tevin Davis and Sydney Duncan’s Venn diagram, a Harris favorite, is their spot-on buoyant laugh.
SHOWGIRLS
The hit play features Cole Escola as a former first lady who is desperate wannabe cabaret star. No wonder A-list actresses are crawling to see it.
BAD NOSTALGIA
Katy Perry wasn’t a very inspiring “American Idol” judge, but she sure was funny. Now, it seems that producers have given up on the show’s humor.
BRING BACK MY MEAN GIRLS
“All Stars” Season 9 is an incredible display of talent—and one of the most boring shows on air. How did it fall so far that even Kamala Harris can’t save it?
SCANDOVAL REBOOT
The first five seasons of “Love Island USA” were abysmal. The newest season is thriving because it’s more like, well, “Vanderpump Rules.”
HOWDY
One surly horse rancher, a handful of eager-to-be-loved twinks, and the open countryside. What could possibly go wrong?