You’re the Worst, S04E03: “Odysseus”
Gretchen Goes on a Bender and Confronts an Oblivious Jimmy in a Decent, Fairly Tame Outing
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“Beyond the Wall”
Game of Thrones, S07E06:
“Beyond the Wall”
Game of Thrones Slips Back Into Mediocrity for its Second-Last Episode of the Year
“The Spoils of War”
Game of Thrones, S07E04:
“The Spoils of War”
There’s Nothing More Satisfying On TV Than Game of Thrones Finally Getting Its Mojo Back
5. Spione (1928), directed by Fritz Lang
A Late Era Silent Film Devours its Intricate Plot While Pulling a Few Emotional Shortcuts
“The Queen’s Justice”
Game of Thrones, S07E03:
“The Queen’s Justice”
The Season’s Strongest Episode Yet Flows Nicely, But Loses Some Points for Clunky Writing
directed by Henri-George Clouzot
4. Les Diaboliques (1955),
directed by Henri-George Clouzot
A French Psychological Thriller That Dabbles with Film Noir Still Has Some Tricks Up Its Sleeve
Wolf Hall, written by Hilary Mantel
The First in Hilary Mantel’s “Cromwell” Trilogy is a Thrilling Example of Historical Fiction