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When it comes to depicting physical intimacy, there isn’t much that Showtime’s Fellow Travelers shies away from. The limited series follows the decades-long love affair between charismatic bureaucrat Hawkins “Hawk” Fuller (played by Matt Bomer) and the deeply religious Tim Laughlin (Jonathan

The Circus is leaving town. Showtime’s Emmy Award-nominated political docuseries will end with this Sunday’s episode after an eight-season run, the network has confirmed. The program, which interviewed political figures and chronicled various presidential campaigns and administrations, was hosted

The Curse is like a clash of the cringe titans. Nathan Fielder is known for uncomfortably awkward prank comedies like Nathan For You and The Rehearsal, and Benny Safdie, along with his brother Josh, is known for uncomfortably tense crime dramas like Uncut Gems and Good Time. So it makes sense that

We’ve finally come to it, Billions fans: The point teased at the start of the season, when we had no real clue why Mike Prince would huck a printer through a glass wall just because he knew Wendy Rhoades was sitting on the other side. The Showtime series’ finale laid out exactly how Bobby Axelrod

Love in the time of McCarthyism is no walk in the park for Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey in the series premiere of Fellow Travelers. The Showtime limited drama — which dropped its first episode Friday on Paramount+ With Showtime, before making its linear debut this Sunday at 9/8c — begins in 1986,