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On-set incidents can be hilarious, embarrassing, or just plain dangerous. Charlotte Cripps picks the most memorable

The series is a decent watch, intelligently handled, but it lacks excitement

In this week’s newsletter: Somehow back after 13 years off air, this comedy about out-of-work actors stuck in dead-end catering jobs is funnier, mellower and more charming than ever

Alex still won’t be ignored. Aside from that, some things have changed since the 1987 film “Fatal Attraction” first struck the fear of retribution into every cheating hubby’s um, heart.

Fatal Attraction reimagines the classic 1980s movie and stars Lizzy Caplan and Joshua Jackson in the roles made famous by Glenn Close and Michael Douglas.

Perhaps the hardest thing about reunions, past getting them to happen in the first place, is convincing the world that the effort was worth it. Whatever excitement news of a revival generates among fans is inevitably accompanied by the suspicion that it won't live up to what made them love…

In this week’s newsletter: That the quiet sixth episode might be the best yet proves we’ve just about run out of interesting things to say about the undead

Before they were big, Adam Scott, Jane Lynch and Ken Marino made this comedy. Now that we know them, we expect more

After 12 years, the sitcom’s all-star cast puts on the pink bow ties again and delivers fresh fare, and this course is especially satisfying.