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Saturday, Jul 13

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Review of The Run-DMC Story – Honest and Raw TV

Prickly pioneers … Joseph ‘Rev Run’ Simmons, of Run-DMC. Photograph: Peacock Whether it’s a documentary or a biopic, the heavy involvement of the subject can sometimes turn a potential masterpiece into a misstep. Take, for instance,…

Kings From Queens: The Run-DMC Story review – incredibly honest and raw TV

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This look at the hip-hop legends spares no effort in telling their tale exactly as it was, from substance abuse to their darkest hours. It’s intelligent, nuanced TV – even if it could be more open about Russell Simmons

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TV REVIEW: We shuffle up to zombie spin-off 'The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live'

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Leading man's return and inspiring central romance make show a worthwhile venture.

Friday, Jul 12

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KATHRYN FLETT's My TV week: You'll be rooting for a happy ending

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This week, UK TV writer Kathryn Flett reviews The Night Caller on My5 and Guy Martin's Lost WW2 Bomber on Channel 4,

XGIMI Horizon Ultra review: 4K projector for those serious about image quality

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I’m not exactly an expert on TVs and displays, but I chose a high-end TV for my living room to get the best possible experience when it comes to immersiveness, brightness, and color accuracy. But now I’ve had the chance to try something…

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'Cue the Sun!' Review: The Reign of Reality TV

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From ‘Candid Camera’ to ‘The Bachelor’ and beyond, unscripted television has found an enduring place in American culture.

Thursday, Jul 11

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The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning review – feelgood TV that expands your heart

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Amy Poehler narrates this funny, practical series about sorting out your clutter before you die. It’s a moving – if not delicate – look at our mortality

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Seth Rogen’s Tiresome ‘Sausage Party’ Series Stretches Groan-Worthy Food Puns to Their Limit: TV Review

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Raunch is its own justification. Why does an animated feature about talking food need a follow-up TV series almost a decade after its initial release? For the reason that Seth MacFarlane’s “Ted” got a seven-episode threequel that became…

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I review TVs for a living, and these are the ones to watch out for on Prime Day 2024

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It may sound weird, but sometimes it’s best to look at last year’s models and even four star products if you want the best deal possible.

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TV review: Disney fans deserve better than 'Descendants: Rise of the Red'

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The latest edition of the popular franchise is far from a fairy tale.

Wednesday, Jul 10

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Rashida Jones and a Robot Star in Apple’s Stylish, Unsatisfying Mystery ‘Sunny’: TV Review

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From “Shōgun” to “Blue Eye Samurai” to “Tokyo Vice,” Japan has been having something of a moment on American TV. Last year, Apple TV+ introduced “Drops of God,” a live-action manga adaptation about a wine empire’s succession crisis, to…

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'Lottery jackpot win comes at a price' - review of The Syndicate at Hull New Theatre

Stage adaption of hit TV drama is both amusing and moving

WATCH | Ignition TV reviews the 2024 Land Rover Defender PHEV

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Join Ignition TV presenter Juliet McGuire as she tests the Land Rover Defender PHEV.

TV Q&A: What’s going on in WTAE’s sports department?

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Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen answers reader questions every Wednesday at TribLive.com in a column that also appears in the Sunday Tribune-Review.

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Sunny review: Apple TV+’s thriller will make you want to unplug your Alexa immediately

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Rashida Jones plays a woman whose life is slowly taken over by an AI robot following the death of her husband

Sunny review: Rashida Jones AI thriller asks whether we can ever truly know another person

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New genre-blending A24 show on Apple TV+ sees ‘Parks and Rec’ star show her versatility

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Sunny Review: Robot-Fueled Comedy Thriller Surpasses Expectations

On paper, Sunny might seem like another addition to the lackluster summer TV lineup. The powers that be often assume we spend summer outdoors, prompting a lesser effort in entertainment offerings. What a naive assumption! These are…

Sunny review – this robot-fuelled comedy thriller sounds crap … and is actually excellent

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Rashida Jones’s show about a grief-stricken woman and a mechanoid is confident, quirky TV that doesn’t put a foot wrong – even if its synopsis is dire

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‘Sunny’ Review: Rashida Jones in Apple TV+’s Sleek, Sporadically Involving Sci-Fi Drama

The actress plays an American expat in Japan who is gifted a domestic robot after losing her family in a plane crash.