Another terrific season for Mike Judge;s incredibly funny and layered satire of Texan culture, with some of the show’s best episodes. The season premiere, “Peggy
Tag: comedy
The Spy Who Dumped Me (2018)
Susanna Fogel’s spy comedy is a surprising delight. Despite a two-hour running time, the movie doesn’t feel overstuffed, as it goes from exciting set piece
Bad Santa 2 (2016)
Although it’s a direct sequel to Terry Zwigoff’s cult classic, “Bad Santa 2” has little in common with the original. For starters, the tone here
Alfie (2004)
With a movie like “Alfie,” it’s just about impossible to view it for the first time during the #MeToo era and not be struck by
Roseanne (Season 10) (2018)
Returning over twenty years after the unfortunate final season of the show’s original run, “Roseanne” takes a few episodes to find its footing again, but
Bob’s Burgers (Season 4) (2013)
It’s another season of “Bob’s Burgers,” and it’s just as strong as the terrific seasons that came before it. It really is one of the
Parks and Recreation (Season 6) (2013)
In my opinion this is the finest, strongest season of the show so far. That’s not meant to suggest that the other seasons are underwhelming
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (Season 13) (2018)
Amidst an ocean of strange, off-kilter but hilarious seasons, this thirteenth season of FX’s long-running sitcom is easily its most baffling one. While the show
Blockers (2018)
If you’re looking for a funny, entertaining and downright charming big-budget studio comedy, you could do much worse than this. Although it’s not perfect and
Anger Management (2003)
Stuck somewhere between a mainstream blockbuster and a typically lazy Adam Sandler vehicle, Anger Management is an ignominious waste of Jack Nicholson and Marisa Tomei,
Family Guy (Season 16) (2017)
At this stage of the game, viewers of a “Family Guy” episode typically have a pretty good idea of what they’re getting themselves into, and
Bob’s Burgers (Season 3) (2012)
In its third season, “Bob’s Burgers” impressively manages to remain as consistently hilarious and re-watchable as it’s been since Season 1, and it’s great that
