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Turns out there was no reason to worry that last year's Hollywood strikes would leave us with a dearth of TV goodness this year.
“Dexter” lost its mind a bit in its last four seasons, and the sequel miniseries, “Dexter: New Blood,” which was an attempt to correct the original show's bad finale, was ultimately unsatisfying.
By: Matthew Gilbert
Your TV GPS, Globe TV critic Matthew Gilbert's look at the week ahead in television, appears every Monday morning on BostonGlobe.com. Today's column covers July 1-7.
By: Matthew Gilbert
There are no new shows to highlight this week – which is a line I never thought I’d ever have to write. But I've got recommendations for you to fill the void. (Plus a few thoughts about how "The Bear" breaks the rules.)
By: Matthew Gilbert
Includes spoilers from season 3 of “The Bear.” One of the things I've liked about “The Bear” is the way it will break up the usual narrative
By: Matthew Gilbert
PBS's "A Capitol Fourth" is among the holiday viewing options. Getty Images/file
An overview for the month.
By: Matthew Gilbert
“The Morning Show” is highly uneven. But the Apple TV+ drama is a magnet for big talent.
By: Matthew Gilbert
I started reviewing TV in 1997, only two years before the creative jolts of what is now called Prestige TV, or the Second Golden Age of TV, or the TV-Is-Better-Than-Movies Era.
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