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We reach the end of Red Oaks’ run, an enjoyable show that was good but not great in part because it is capped off…

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If the pilot of Red Oaks felt like the first act of a movie, “Doubles” feels much more like a middle scene, setting…

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The 1980s is an easy decade to lampoon: Simply uttering period-specific phrases like “shoulder pads,” “DeLorean…

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