
Robert Lloyd
Television Critic at Los Angeles Times
L.A. Times TV critic. Sometime sideman. @typingtest at that other place.
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5 days ago |
latimes.com | Robert Lloyd |Mary McNamara |Yvonne Villarreal
Welcome to Screen Gab, the newsletter for everyone who could use a fantasy getaway. “The Wheel of Time” concluded it’s third season this week and showrunner Rafe Judkins stopped by Guest Spot to tell us about the section from the beloved book franchise that proved most challenging to adapt for the screen.
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Robert Lloyd
David Oyelowo stars in a new series centered on Black family in Chatsworth. Absurd moments, family dysfunction, French Canadian mobsters and mishaps galore add up to amusing comic drama. Set in a version, or a vision, of the northwest San Fernando Valley in 1969, “Government Cheese,” premiering Wednesday on Apple TV+, belongs to a class of visually striking comic dramas that slip in out of the naturalistic “real” world, while remaining emotionally coherent.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Robert Lloyd
Though a war was once fought to defend the American colonies from the whims of a mad king - it worked out well, for a time - we have spent the centuries since importing British culture: its pop music, fish and chips, miniskirts, Mohawks and, most of all, its mystery stories. A cultured breed distinct from the hard-boiled native brand, its king and queen are Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie, as it is almost impossible not to know.
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Robert Lloyd
Though a war was once fought to defend the American colonies from the whims of a mad king — it worked out well, for a time — we have spent the centuries since importing British culture: its pop music, fish and chips, miniskirts, Mohawks and, most of all, its mystery stories. A cultured breed distinct from the hard-boiled native brand, its king and queen are Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie, as it is almost impossible not to know.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Robert Lloyd
In "Your Friends and Neighbors," which premiered last week on Apple TV+, Jon Hamm plays Andrew Cooper, called Coop, a well-paid, well-placed hedge fund trader who is fired from his job, ostensibly for violating a company policy about fraternization in the ranks. He has already lost his wife, Mel (Amanda Peet), whom he discovered in bed with his best friend, Nick (Mark Tallman), a three-time NBA champ.
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Somebody pitch a Jack Smith legal drama (starring Jack Smith). Once the strike is settled, of course.