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  1. Episode 10 We Shouldn’t Exist
    Loot Season-Finale Recap: Doubling Down Molly learns that billionaires really love being billionaires. Who knew?
  2. Episode 9 Mood Vibrations
    Loot Recap: Molly and Mr. Khaki Pants I know Adam Scott is playing an evil billionaire rocket man, but we should cherish every scene with him and Maya Rudolph.
  3. Episode 8 Grace
    Loot Recap: Billionaire Besties Maya Rudolph and Ana Gasteyer get to goof around as divorced billionaires for a half-hour, and, predictably, it’s amazing.
  4. Episode 7 Camp Wells
    Loot Recap: An Angry Woman With a Passenger Van Molly’s big feelings for Arthur are starting to make her lose her shit.
  5. Episode 6 Women Who Rule
    Loot Recap: Top Model Aww, baby’s first drug-fueled runway freak-out.
  6. Episode 5 Mally’s
    Loot Recap: Let’s Go to the Mall! Molly and Arthur in 2024 or bust, baby.
  7. Episode 4 Mr. Congeniality
    Loot Recap: Two Minions Passing in the Night What role is Benjamin Bratt playing in the live-action Despicable Me movie?
  8. Episode 3 Vengeance Falls
    Loot Recap: Never Tilling Again Maya Rudolph and Joel Kim Booster are equal turns silly and heartwarming. It’s a winning formula.
  9. Episodes 1 - 2 Space For Everyone / Clueless
    Loot Season-Premiere Recap: The Cher Horowitz of Billionaires Who among us hasn’t felt inspired by a Clueless rewatch?
  • celebrity memoir ‘Please Tell Me, What’s Wrong With Me?’ In his new memoir, Sonny Boy, Al Pacino looks back on his “moon shot” of a life in Hollywood — and a few acute regrets. By Chris Stanton
  • housewives institute bulletin How Do You Like Them Apples? It’s not that the RHONY reboot is boring, it’s just back-to-basics in a way that’s disconnected from modern-day Housewifery. By Brian Moylan
  • close read No One Is Afraid of The Apprentice Trump decided he has nothing to fear from a movie about his infamous relationship with Roy Cohn. And he’s mostly right. By Sarah Jones

The Latest on Apple TV+

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    Shrinking Doesn’t Work Without Harrison FordIn a show that threatens to be too much, he’s giving just enough.
    By Jen Chaney
  2. tv review
    Disclaimer Is a Flaccid, Pretentious SlogAlfonso Cuarón’s first episodic outing takes all the wrong lessons from prestige TV.
    By Nicholas Quah
  3. encounter
    The Steed of Slow HorsesJack Lowden is a breakout in the spy procedural by way of Office Space.
    By Nicholas Quah
  4. tv review
    Slow Horses Got the Chance to Get ComfortableWhen a series perfects its formula, even the weakest seasons feel like a triumph.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  5. finale thoughts
    Hugo Weaving’s Slow Horses Villain Knew He Was Asking Too Much“There’s humor in the fact he even makes the offer.”
    By Nicholas Quah
  6. race to the bottom
    Slow Horses Competence Index: Many Jobs Well DoneWell, this is awkward: In the season finale, Slough House’s finest rose to the occasion.
    By Brian Grubb
  7. race to the bottom
    Slow Horses Incompetence Index: Honeypots and PowerPointsJust about everyone is on a path to peril. It would be pretty depressing if it weren’t so damn fun.
    By Brian Grubb
  8. taxonomy
    Mapping the Apple TV+ UniverseFrom mystery-solving women to big-brained sci-fi, these programming blocs reflect the tech company turned streamer’s obsessions.
    By Nicholas Quah
  9. they’re proud of you
    Dad TV Is for Everyone NowIn the streaming era, the irresistible optimism of a competent hero working to restore the social order defies age, gender, and parental status.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  10. it takes two
    Michelle Pfeiffer Will Finally Play a David E. Kelley TV CharacterNicole Kidman will be there too.
    By Jackson McHenry
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