
Funny, warm, and surprisingly insightful, season two of The Four Seasons explores friendship, grief, and the comfort of being around people who knew you before life became complicated.

A man becomes obsessed with a slot machine he believes is speaking to him.

Big Mistakes is a dark comedy crime series about two siblings whose increasingly bad decisions spiral into chaos. Funny performances and an endearing cast make it a fun ride.

Spider-Noir feels like a mash-up of classic noir films, Universal monster movies, Dick Tracy on acid, and the rapid-fire banter of His Girl Friday. It pulls all of that together without becoming cynical, self-aware, or outright parody because it commits to its weirdness.

A woman experiences paranoia and fear as she sees the same man hitchhiking along the highway over and over.

The first two episodes of season two show The Four Seasons continuing its blend of comedy, heart, and relatable drama through a group of friends who genuinely love each other, but would rather do almost anything than say what they’re actually thinking.

Hacks started as a sharp comedy about generational conflict and Hollywood. It ended as a surprisingly moving story about two flawed people making each other better.

The Netflix Martin Short documentary doesn’t really reveal some hidden side of him. Instead, it reinforces the feeling that one of the most absurd entertainers of the last fifty years might also be one of the warmest.

A Twilight Zone survival tale about fear, desperation, and the fragile nature of civilization.

The end of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and what it means to have someone’s voice, humor, and perspective present for almost 30 years of your life.