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This episode proves that Alia Shawkat is a vital ingredient, without whom The Old Man noticeably feels like half a show.
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The Old Man’s butter supply is in no danger of running out anytime soon
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Could there be a crossover in the not-too-distant future?
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The series also stars John Lithgow, Alia Shawkat, Bill Heck and Amy Brenneman.
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Severance Season 1 certainly set the stage for an explosive Season 2.
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February is the month of love, after all.
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Its ambition, creativity, beauty, and slightly menacing tone will keep your attention.
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The platform has reached a new licensing deal with 20th Television.
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"You taste these tears! Taste my sad, Michael." — Gob Bluth
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Approved by Susan Sarandon and Killer Mike alike!
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We can’t wait for round two.
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Plus: Will The Old Man be back for Season 2?
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“Everything’s in free fall.”
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It’s remarkable how much can happen in an episode where nothing really happens. That, at least, is the conclusion I’ve drawn from
The Old Man’s fifth episode. As a matter
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The Old Man has woven together a tapestry of lies and liars, blackmailers and the blackmailed.
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This is a spy game worth playing.
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Comedy? Drama? If Shawkat's in it, you know it's going to be great.
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Can the show return to the nail-biting thriller sequences of its debut?
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He might be old, but he’s still got skills. In The Old Man, Jeff Bridges finds out he’ll have to settle a few old scores if he wants to retire...
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Never mess with a CIA man.