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Review: Love 'Columbo'? You'll devour the TV comfort food of 'Poker Face'

"Poker Face," a new series starring Natasha Lyonne and created by Rian Johnson of "Knives Out"/"Glass Onion" fame, is a work of pure pleasure, a comedy-mystery with roots that reach down half a century into the heyday of broadcast television. Its specific antecedents are "Columbo," whose opening credits it apes,…

Los Angeles Times

Rian Johnson's new retro mystery series

In the Peacock series, Charlie can detect any lie, which gets her into trouble as she solves crimes cross-country

Salon

Review: No lie: Natasha Lyonne's got the goods in fresh, smart 'Poker Face'

Columbo had "one more thing." Charlie Cale has "bulls—."

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Review: Rian Johnson’s mystery series, ‘Poker Face,’ is fun stuff — largely thanks to star Natasha Lyonne

Has Rian Johnson’s “Glass Onion: Knives Out Mystery” left you hungering for more mysteries to be solved?

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‘Poker Face’: Natasha Lyonne unravels mysteries as she travels the country

With its charismatic star and crackling dialogue, Peacock series flashes back to great gumshoe shows like ‘Columbo.’

Chicago Sun-Times

Poker Face review: Rian Johnson remakes the detective show for the superhero era

Stylish, wry, and oh-so-satisfying, Poker Face is another ace from Rian Johnson.

Inverse

Natasha Lyonne Stars in ‘Poker Face,’ a Peacock Howdunit

Known for her wise-cracking, quick delivery, Natasha Lyonne’s newest role in the Peacock series “Poker Face” grants her an opportunity to play a character with a personality trait she’s never played before. Lyonne’s character, Charlie, likes people.

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Natasha Lyonne stars in 'Poker Face,' a Peacock howdunit

Natasha Lyonne stars in the new anthology procedural series “Poker Face” for Peacock debuting Jan. 26

The Independent UK

TV Tinsel: 1-case-per-episode format has Johnson, Lyonne smiling about 'Poker Face'

She doesn’t wear a rumpled raincoat or drive a smoking Peugeot, but the persistent detective on Peacock’s “Poker Face” does everything else that “Columbo” did.

Tribune News Service

New this week: Jennifer Lopez, Sam Smith and 'You People'

This week’s new entertainment releases include fresh albums from Sam Smith and Elle King, the return of Jennifer Lopez in the rom-com “Shotgun Wedding,” and the TV show “Poker Face,” starring Natasha Lyonne as a wise-cracking, friendly drifter who has an uncanny ability to immediately know if someone is lying

The Independent UK

'Night Court' and 'That '90s Show' welcome back the age of pre-prestige TV

It's impossible to generalize about television except to say that there's too much of it, but here and there, in a small way, we seem to be experiencing something of a neoclassical phase. Reheating old series and seasoning them to modern tastes — often to make them darker, more psychologically…

Los Angeles Times

Everything we know about Poker Face, including Glass Onion references and celebrity cameos

‘Knives Out’ director’s debut whodunnit TV series stars Natasha Lyonne

The Independent UK

The 16 TV shows we’re most excited for in 2023

Television can be harder to plan for than the movies: The odd “Lord of the Rings” spinoff excepted, premiere dates are rarely announced years in advance, and the sheer amount of programming, scripted and non-, makes it maddeningly difficult to predict what will develop into a water-cooler sensation and what…

Los Angeles Times

'Glass Onion’ cameos: The biggest surprise celebrities in 'Knives Out 2'

From the other members of Benoit Blanc's 'Among Us' crew to his recognizable romantic partner, here’s what you should know about all the biggest celebrity cameos in Rian Johnson's 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.'

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Cozy up to this "Knives Out" sequel

Rian Johnson's Netflix whodunit packs in more stars, more fun and even more bodies for your holiday viewing

TechRadar

Marvel Phase 5: every new MCU movie and Disney Plus show that'll be released by mid-2025

Here's all you need to know about Marvel Phase 5 before it makes way for the Multiverse Saga's next phase.

The Independent UK

DC League of Super-Pets review: Corporate team-up movie is made of nothing but Lego Batman scraps

While the film tries to chase the highs of previous self-referential animated movies, it only succeeds in smacking right into the glass door of its own limited imagination

Tribune News Service

Snubs and surprises from the 2022 Emmy nominations

With 754 shows vying for Emmy nominations, obviously not everyone can get their name in lights. But that doesn’t mean we have to let the Television Academy off the hook.

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What's so funny? Keegan-Michael Key, Tiffany Haddish, more give us their take

Six talented performers from the most talked-about television comedies of the season recently gathered in the Los Angeles Times Kitchen to discuss the art of laughter.

Salon

"SNL" bids farewell to key cast

Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon and Pete Davidson performed their final sketches in the season 47 finale

The Guardian - US

Saturday Night Live: major cast members bid farewell in season finale

Pete Davidson, Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney say goodbye as they depart the hit-and-miss comedy show

The Independent UK

Saturday Night Live: Natasha Lyonne to host the season finale

‘Russian Doll’ and ‘Orange is the New Black’ actor will round out the show’s 47th season

Salon

Ride or die Ruth on “Russian Doll”

There are all kinds of mothers. Ruth has been there for all of it, including the infancy of Nadia’s trauma

Los Angeles Times

With 'Russian Doll,' Natasha Lyonne wants to 'catalog a life.' Just not her life

LOS ANGELES — Natasha Lyonne has a message for people who see "Russian Doll," the time-trippy dark comedy on Netflix she co-created and stars in, as a kind of television memoir: The show is personal but not autobiographical.

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Better Call Saul; Russian Doll; The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe; Chivalry

Savour every moment as Saul Goodman and co play out the endgame of Breaking Bad’s superior prequel. Elsewhere, Sarah Solemani and Steve Coogan’s Hollywood-set take on cancel culture ticks all the right boxes

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