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Girls, “American Bitch”

"Girls" is waving back at us from February, when it dangled one of TV’s best-made bottle episodes and said, “Dude, this is most definitely a thing.” The Internet reaction to the episode’s climactic scene, in which a literary god (guest star Matthew Rhys) suddenly exposes himself to Dunham’s lead, Hannah, was certainly swift, starting an argument about consent.

The Good Fight, “Inauguration”

The Good Wife, at the helm, I still feel like this spin-off could have gone either way. The pilot had to do everything just right, paying homage to the mother ship while successfully setting up a whole new world for Diane (the incomparable Christine Baranski), Lucca (Cush Jumbo) and Marissa (Sarah Steele) to inhabit and introducing us to new characters, including Diane’s niece, Maia (Rose Leslie), and new law partner, Adrian Boseman (Delroy Lindo).

Dear White People, “Chapter V”

Dear White People manages to depict the shameful stain of this nation’s racist policing exactly as it actually is: agonizing, and alarmingly ordinary.

BoJack Horseman, “Thoughts and Prayers”

“Thoughts and Prayers” also balances that eponymous subplot with BoJack (Will Arnett) visiting his ailing mother in a nursing home alongside his own daughter, Hollyhock (Aparna Nancherla), which proves to be BoJack’s fourth season’s key through line. But the episode’s true power lies in its scathing, darkly comic illustration of how contradictory our country’s stance on guns is—how little we mind gun deaths, as long as they occur on the silver screen—and how numb we are to the results of our continued inaction.

The Deuce, “Pilot”

Characters like bartender Vinnie Martino (James Franco), prostitutes Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal) and Lori (Emily Meade), pimps C.C. (Gary Carr) and Larry (Gbenga Akinnagbe) and beat cop Chris Alston (Lawrence Gilliard, Jr.) are reminiscent of the flawed, sympathetic drug dealers and detectives we fell in love with back on the streets of 1990s Baltimore.

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