Zosha Millman is a TV Editor at Polygon. She specializes in entertainment news, covering a wide range of topics including celebrities, plays and musicals, concerts and festivals, as well as nightlife. Zosha has been featured in Knowledia, Polygon, and IGN Entertainment.
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Zosha Millman's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news and gaming, with a focus on TV shows, movies, and streaming platforms. She frequently features announcements and expert commentary in her articles.
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There's a certain quaintness to Countdown, the new pulpy procedural on Prime Video. Everything about it feels recognizable – you've got the mile-high
There’s a certain quaintness to Countdown, the new pulpy procedural on Prime Video. Everything about it feels recognizable – you’ve got the mile-high stakes, the peppy banter, the camaraderie in a tough job protecting the world from bad guys. In this case, the ensemble is a scrappy, interagency team-up with cops, DEA, FBI, and more coming together to avert catastrophe. Few other procedurals have the ambition to pull almost every law enforcement acronym into their lineup – though the upcoming Dick Wolf spin-off originally titled FBI: CIA sure tried – Countdown feels like an apex of the genre, pushing its core concepts to new, wildly unwieldy heights.
Stephen King is no stranger to unhappy adaptations, and MGM+'s The Institute is merely the latest to lose most of the author's defining nuance and heart in the move from page to screen.
The Institute doesn't make good use of its runtime or its source material, instead becoming yet another plodding Stephen King adaptation.
The first two episodes of Chief of War are now streaming on Apple TV+. New episodes debut on Fridays through September 19.
The first two episodes of Chief of War are now streaming on Apple TV+. New episodes debut on Fridays through September 19.
