Angie Han

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Angie Han

Of all the things this world absolutely needs more of (peace, love, common sense) it would be difficult to argue that another Sherlock Holmes adaptation ranks very high on the list. The great detective rarely goes long without getting reimagined yet again; it has, in fact, only been a few months since the Sherlock-based modern-day medical drama Watson, not to be confused with that other, older Sherlock-based modern-day medical drama House.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Angie Han

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2 weeks ago | hollywoodreporter.com | Angie Han

Cold is never far from mind in Netflix’s North of North, set in a remote village deep in the Arctic region of Canada. Snow blankets the ground in every single episode, as icy grey waters lap the shore. Even in summer, the characters remain bundled up in woolen hats and puffy coats. And yet “warm” was one of the words that came most readily to mind as I made my way through the eight-episode first season, along with “likable.” Ice Cove, Nunavut, might be nestled in a literal tundra.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Daniel Fienberg |Angie Han

[This article contains spoilers for the finale of the third season of HBO’s The White Lotus. In fact, that’s basically all this article is. Spoilers. For the third season finale of The White Lotus. Be advised.]DANIEL FIENBERG: Look, Angie. We talked for a couple thousand words about the incest storyline from The White Lotus this season, so let’s say we mostly avoid that here. Been there and, like the Ratliff brothers, done that.

2 weeks ago | hollywoodreporter.com | Angie Han

To some extent, you probably want a mid-run season of a serialized drama like The Last of Us to leave you less than satisfied. It’s a good thing when a show makes you wonder about the characters within it, or hungry to dig deeper into the lore. If you find yourself groaning with impatience to find out what happens next, it just means you’re invested in the plot.