Its time for a mid-year check-in.
Here are the 2024 TV shows youll want to watch.
The TV years are just flying by at this point.
For others, yesterday might as well have been the airing of the Red Wedding onGame of Thrones.
And for some incomprehensibly ancient creatures, we …
I mean they fondly recall watching theLostfinale in their college dorm.
The point is that things move fast on television.
If you dont slow down for a minute, you might miss all of it.
So lets slow down to appreciate the best TV has had to offer in 2024 so far.
Now sit back, relax, and reflect upon the TV year so far.
Not that theres anything wrong with that, of course!
But the real heady, Asimov-ian stuff has had a hard time gaining a foothold in pop culture.
In fact, the series includes one of the most thrilling and violent action sequences of the year.
Oh and there are aliens!
Really my only complaint about season 3 is that theres not more of it.
Unless, of course, you areSeinfeldandCurb Your Enthusiasmcreator Larry David.
The final season ofCurb Your Enthusiasmworks so well because itnever once hides where its going.
David has his cake and eats it too this time around.
Lucy (Ella Purnell), a naive vault-dweller who sneaks to the surface in search of her father.
Maximus (Aaron Moten) a devout squire of the Brotherhood of Steel sent on an important mission.
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Hacks Season 3
Hacksis one of the most reliable comedies on television.
The shows third installment, however, might just be its best.
Hacksseason 3 takes everything that already works about the show and cranks it up to new levels.
Alone, each performance is among the best in the medium.
Together, they are a nuclear bomb of charm, tension, and pathos.
But as Mark soon learns, life as a superhero is rarely ever normal.
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John Mulaney Presents: Everybodys in L.A.
Despite being only a hair over 41 years old, the formerSNLwriter has a deep appreciation for the classics.
Like Lenny Bruce, he wears suits for his standup specials.
Everybodys in L.A.was short-lived but it burned brightly.
But it wasnt a dud.
It was thrilling television and a worthy followup to its forefathers.
Austin Butler and Callum Turner shine as U.S. bombers Buck Cleven and Bucky Egan.
And yet Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane have managed to not only make a version ofMr.
and Mrs. Smiththats new and fun their version has left us wanting so much more.
There is not a single performance in this show that isnt worthy of praise.
FromRussian Dolls Leslye Headland,The Acolyteis a fresh and exciting entry into the ever-growingStar Warscanon.
