TV for winter 2025: 15 shows coming up, including the return of âReacherâ and (finally) âSeveranceâ
Our list also includes âA Thousand Blowsâ on Hulu and a new twist on the Sherlock Holmes formula centered on Watson.
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Column: Feel like a British detective show for the holidays? Here are 4 to watch on Acorn
A roundup of British detective shows on Acorn that have new episodes. The shows are wry and quietly straightforward workaday procedurals.
âNo Good Deedâ review: Los Angeles real estate is murder. Literally.
Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano play empty nesters downsizing in this Netflix comedy series. But selling their home is more complicated than anticipated.
Best TV of 2024: A modestly better lineup than usual, but why didnât it feel that way?
Looking back, 2024 offered some fun shows, but too often, the good stuff was drowned out by endlessly rebooted IP.
Column: 40 years after it premiered, âThe Adventures of Sherlock Holmesâ remains one of the best Doyle adaptations
The beloved British TV series adapted Arthur Conan Doyleâs detective stories with fidelity to their Victorian setting.
âYacht Rock: A Dockumentaryâ review: More than an ironic musical pleasure
The HBO doc âYacht Rockâ examines the genre of soft rock that topped the charts between 1976 and 1984.
âThe Agencyâ: Spy vs. spy with Michael Fassbender at the center
The espionage thriller âThe Agencyâ on Paramount+ is gorgeously shot meditation on the toll of obscuring your identity for the CIA.
âGet Millie Blackâ review: In Jamaica, a police detective is haunted by threats old and new
Millie Black is a cop in Jamaica whose missing person case proves to be far more complicated and dangerous than anyone anticipates.
âA Man on the Insideâ review: A retiree becomes a retirement home spy
Ted Danson plays a widower who is lonely and adrift who starts working for a private eye undercover at a retirement community in this Netflix comedy from Mike Schur.
Column: Hollywood loves a scammer. But is there an appetite for a movie about a convicted cryptocurrency fraudster?
Lena Dunham is set to adapt Michael Lewis's book "Going Infinite" about Sam Bankman-Fried, the FTX cryptocurrency entrepreneur who was convicted of fraud. Yet another scammer story.