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Inkoo Kang

Film Critic

United States

Feud: Capote vs. The Swans (TV Miniseries) (2024)

Publish Date: February 6, 2024
"If only it were fun. The season’s fatal flaw, though, isn’t its mawkishness or its self-seriousness but its lack of sufficient plot to sustain eight episodes. .... It’s a story about a squandering of talent that wastes its own potential"

The New Yorker
Somebody Somewhere (TV Series) (2022)

Publish Date: June 1, 2023
"[2nd Season Review]: Marvelously understated hangout dramedy"

The New Yorker
Welcome to Chippendales (TV Miniseries) (2022)

Publish Date: December 16, 2022
"The result is an ideas-rich but disjointed series that feels like it's tackling too much, yet somehow hardly enough"

The New Yorker
The Good Fight (TV Series) (2017)

Publish Date: October 7, 2022
"[6th Season Review]: [It] hauntingly captures the resigned malaise of living in a reality that feels irreparably untethered."

The Washington Post
Black Bird (TV Miniseries) (2022)

Publish Date: July 7, 2022
"Hauser, the show’s standout, presents a terrifyingly shrewd version of his screen type as a darkly comic bungler. Unfortunately, the drama’s other half (...) is too by-the-numbers to be emotionally engaging"

The Washington Post
We Own This City (TV Miniseries) (2022)

Publish Date: April 23, 2022
"An ambitious but uneven companion to 'The Wire' (...) It’s the kind of flabbergasting tale that makes you wonder how many others like it are still out there."

The Washington Post
My Brilliant Friend (TV Series) (2018)

Publish Date: February 28, 2022
"[3rd Season Review]: The production and scenery are gorgeous; the score (by Max Richter) lush and haunting; the direction grand, immersive and occasionally hallucinatory; the performances seldom not pitch-perfect"

The Washington Post
JANET (TV Miniseries) (2022)

Publish Date: January 27, 2022
"The longer 'Janet Jackson' goes on, then, the harder it is not to wonder what’s the point of sitting down for a tell-nothing confessional."

The Washington Post
Single Drunk Female (TV Series) (2022)

Publish Date: January 19, 2022
"Instantly charming and dense with talent (...) Like its protagonist, 'Single Drunk Female' is impatient to get to the thick of things. It’s up to the viewer to keep up."

The Washington Post
How I Met Your Father (TV Series) (2022)

Publish Date: January 16, 2022
"If 'How I Met Your Mother' triumphed in finding a balance between capturing the zeitgeist and achieving a timeless quality, 'How I Met Your Father' doesn’t seem to be channeling any era"

The Washington Post
Cheer (TV Series) (2020)

Publish Date: January 11, 2022
"[2nd Season Review]: Unfortunately, the diffuse storytelling of Season 2 makes it hard to get to know any of the athletes on the level that we got to know Jerry, Lexi or Gabi"

The Washington Post
Women of the Movement (TV Series) (2022)

Publish Date: January 5, 2022
"The twists and turns in the Till case give the miniseries an unexpected narrative propulsion. There’s a deep intelligence and care in the choices of which characters and settings to showcase"

The Washington Post
With Love (TV Series) (2021)

Publish Date: December 16, 2021
"These are far from original scenarios, but they’re presented with such verve, wit and warmth that all those other times you’ve seen these situations play out fade away."

The Washington Post
Black and Missing (TV Miniseries) (2021)

Publish Date: November 23, 2021
"Black and Missing” are truly heartbreaking, as are the indelible images of the grieving mothers who can’t give up the search for their children"

The Washington Post
The Sex Lives of College Girls (TV Series) (2021)

Publish Date: November 13, 2021
"The kind of show where pretty much every cast member feels like a find, and where the natural chemistry among the central foursome adds to the series’s easygoing appeal."

The Washington Post
Attica (TV) (2021)

Publish Date: November 4, 2021
"[It] stands out as a bracingly direct and appropriately sober testimonial. It creates space for former inmates, survivors of the deceased and other eyewitnesses to recall their experiences"

The Washington Post
Maid (TV Miniseries) (2021)

Publish Date: September 29, 2021
"'Maid' is most compelling as a tale of healing and self-discovery (...) It’s the mother-daughter bond — and strain — that shines brightest. Qualley and MacDowell are each other’s best scene partners"

The Washington Post
The Wonder Years (TV Series) (2021)

Publish Date: September 21, 2021
"[1st Season Review]: There’s a lot of promise here; the child actors are great finds, and the adult cast (...) evince a roundedness that you hope will mean story lines dedicated to their characters, too"

The Washington Post
Our Kind of People (TV Series) (2021)

Publish Date: September 21, 2021
"It’s not the sociological critique that gives the show its shine — which, at least in the first two episodes, is too shallow and moralistic to take seriously anyway — but the inspirational spectacles of creative Black coiffure"

The Washington Post
Nine Perfect Strangers (TV Series) (2021)

Publish Date: August 15, 2021
"Nine Perfect Strangers’ isn’t the worst TV show of the year, but it might be the biggest letdown (...) Nine Perfect Strangers” certainly suffers from its proximity to The White Lotus"

The Washington Post

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