Here's the rundown, best as we can imagine it: the top 35 HBO shows, including our takes on characters from Tony Soprano to Carrie Bradshaw. We know there are always some capital-o Opinions when it comes to the offerings from this beloved premium network, so sound off in the comments. And don't even come at us with those Westworld takes—you know that show is off its rocker.
Here's the rundown, best as we can imagine it: the top 35 HBO shows, including our takes on characters from Tony Soprano to Carrie Bradshaw. We know there are always some capital-o Opinions when it comes to the offerings from this beloved premium network, so sound off in the comments. And don't even come at us with those Westworld takes—you know that show is off its rocker. Embrace the look of our favorite cinematic heroes. The style is as timeless—and timely—as ever. Did some kind of memo go out to all longtime residents of Happy Centrist Pundit Gumdrop Land? All of a sudden, we are inundated with suggestions that, in the interest of both his re-election and of national unity, the president should pick a prominent member of the fascist-adjacent, half-mad opposition party. In the New York Times, Thomas Friedman proposed a Biden-Liz Cheney ticket. In those same pages, Ross Douthat pitched a Biden-Romney extravaganza. Meanwhile, in the pages of The Week, Damon Linker may well be funnin' us with the idea of pairing the president with Larry Hogan, the charisma-parched Republican governor of Maryland. A creative WFH solution for those without a ton of elbow room. Show-runner Patrick Somerville set out to make "an aggressive adaptation." Here's what that looks like. The artist cherished their youth and beauty and used it to make art that was ahead of the game, but the consequences were real and, occasionally, deadly. |
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