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4 best shows like 'Shrinking' to stream now that season 3 is over

'Shrinking' may be a hard act to follow, but these series are great alternatives.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 9

Big Mistakes review – Schitt’s Creek creator Dan Levy excels in new cringe comedy

He plays a pastor on the run from a gang in this dysfunctional family sitcom. The cast is ace, with Taylor Ortega as the hilarious sister – and it has a blindsiding twist

The Guardian - UK · Apr 9

How to watch 'The Miniature Wife' online and for free — stream Elizabeth Banks dramedy from anywhere

A scientific accident upends one marriage in this "Honey, I shrunk my wife" comedy. Here's how to watch 'The Miniature Wife' online and for free – from anywhere with a VPN.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 9

Dan Rath: Help Me Please review – you won’t find another standup with more jokes a minute

Melbourne international comedy festivalBuckle up: the comedian doesn’t give his audience a moment to relax as he delivers a relentless string of one-liners in a show that never hits everyone all at once

The Guardian - AU · Apr 9

Scrubs Finally Brought Back Dr. Cox, But It Came With A Twist That Devastated Me

I didn't see this coming.

Cinemablend · Apr 9

Best Medicine's Josh Charles Doesn't Have The 'Magic Formula' For Success, But Fox Has Good News After The Season 1 Finale

Fox has the best news for Best Medicine.

Cinemablend · Apr 9

'I Was Told I'd Be Arrested': Reporter's Visit to Nancy Guthrie's Home Highlights Tight Restrictions on Media Access

Explore the mysterious disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of TV host Savannah Guthrie, and the community's response amidst heightened security and media challenges.

International Business Times UK · Apr 8

Twenty Twenty Six review – Hugh Bonneville’s World Cup comedy wields jokes as subtly as foam mallets

The star returns as Ian Fletcher in this mockumentary from the makers of Twenty Twelve. But for every funny moment, there is a slightly off gag – and some truly woeful ones

The Guardian - UK · Apr 8

Twenty Twenty Six review – The two Hughs are a delight in this hit and miss W1A spin-off

3/5 Hugh Bonneville and Hugh Skinner are in charge of putting on the next World Cup in John Morton’s latest satire

The Independent UK · Apr 8

John Leguizamo Says His Pablo Escobar in Dear Killer Nannies Is the Most Human, and Most Chilling Yet - INTERVIEW

John Leguizamo entered once again in dangerous territory, this time as Pablo Escobar in 'Dear Killer Nannies', and in Miami he made it clear that this is not just another narco retelling. The series goes somewhere other projects have not, inside the Escobar home, inside the bond between father and…

Latin Times · Apr 8