JAMES PONIEWOZIK

Five decades ago, “M*A*S*H” anticipated today’s TV dramedies, showing that a great comedy could be more than just funny.

This fall, if you feel like you’ve seen that new series somewhere before, you’re probably right.

Amazon’s pricey, gorgeous fantasy spectacle delivers what fans expect, but it could thrive by giving them what they don’t.

A potent finale showed why “Better Call Saul” was more than “Breaking Bad 2.”

The second season of this Native coming-of-age comedy deepens its emotion and builds on its sense of place.

Investigating a threat to democracy was always going to be important. But this time, it also managed to be buzzworthy.

The first night of the Jan. 6 hearings was serious public service, but it told an engrossing story with the tools of a limited series...

After 20 years, the classic drama is much praised and rarely imitated. For a series based on the idea that institutions don’t change, that’s fitting.

“Pistol,” about the Sex Pistols, and “Angelyne,” about a sex icon, find the reality in pop-culture fakery.

A new documentary explains the undersung Canadian troupe’s brilliance, and a new season of its sketch show confirms it.