Henry Wong

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Henry Wong

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2 weeks ago | esquire.com | Henry Wong

Knock knock. Who’s there? It’s the apocalypse, and there’s no punchline because an infectious fungus has destroyed humanity and turned everyone into zombies! Sad, salivating emoji.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Henry Wong

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2 weeks ago | esquire.com | Henry Wong |Nick Pope

Another season of The White Lotus, like a holiday fling, has come, gone and left us a little burnt. Even if the third outing received distinctly mixed reviews, it is still superior television, filled with great writing, good acting, and very nice swimming pools. And one of the enduring delights of Mike White’s prestige series is that he leaves us wanting more. Yes, we want to know who dies and who makes it back home.

2 weeks ago | esquire.com | Henry Wong

We may only just broken in April, but we have ticked off two of this year’s major televisual events. The first is, of course, the final episode of the third season of The White Lotus, in which shots were fired metaphorically (has a swimming pool ever born witness to so much drama? Paging Mr Gatsby) and physically (adieu to Rick and Chelsea, two hopeless cases with enviably distinct faces).