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Youth counselor Stéphane Blé is about to be inaugurated as France's first Black president, but the country may not be ready for the changes he'll make.
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"I'm not leaving. POTUS is leaving."
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Seinfeld recently complained about the state of comedy television, saying it's "the result of the extreme left."
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Matthias Schoenaerts, Andrea Riseborough, Hugh Grant and Martha Plimpton also star in the series, created by Succession's Will Tracy.
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Ophelia Lovibond and Simon Paisley Day also star in this series, which is a fictionalized account of how Johnson's administration handled the pandemic.
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"I don’t know what the hell he’s talking about," she said of Seinfeld's recent comments.
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Breeders Season 4 feels like it's building up to a bang that’ll leave us craving more of the Worsleys.
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Arrested Development serves up a spicy cocktail of dysfunctional family dynamics and surreal hilarity.
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Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux star in a new series written by Veep's Peter Huyck and Alex Gregory and directed by David Mandel.
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Jean-Pascal Zadi plays a man who is on the verge of becoming France's first Black president. But his surprising candidacy has to survive a lot of bumps in the road.
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Stay away from Johnny, girl.
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After a lengthy delay, Avenue 5 returns to HBO Max with co-stars Hugh Laurie, Josh Gad, and more for another round of cutting comedy and sci-fi satire.
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Looks like nobody's off-limits.
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Veep proves White House drama can be funny.
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A tunnel of compliments for each of these shows.
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The hereditary chief of the Sac & Fox tribe starred in a number of shows like Veep, American Horror Story, and My Name is Earl.
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Dev Patel and Tilda Swinton lead a delightful, inspired ensemble.
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The Trump campaign seems to be taking a page out of Selina Meyer's book with its flailing 2020 election strategy.
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This reunion event will be way better than a condom filled with fire ants.
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“Trump can’t win reelection if he doesn’t win Wisconsin," said the actress who played VP Selina Meyer in the celebrated HBO series.