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Girls pauses to muse on death in a fascinating half-hour.
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Girls delivers a knockout episode about maturity and letting go with “She Said OK”.
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“Basketsballs” is a deceptively smart and funny episode about identity.
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After stumbling through last season’s final episodes, Girls returns in 2014 on solid footing.
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Although it’s still finding its voice, Enlisted is a promising, optimistic addition to FOX’s comedy line-up.
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New Girl’s first episode of 2014 is a predictable, but enjoyable episode about professional satisfaction.
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With Dan Harmon back in the saddle, the first two episodes of Community’s fifth season feel like a show finding its voice again (in a good way).
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As with many late-season episodes of Sons of Anarchy over the years, “Huang Wu” is about complications: specifically, the complications threatening the latest big, complicated plans of its leader, be it Clay….