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James Taylor to appear on ‘The Voice’ as a mentor

He will serve on the NBC talent contest as Mega Mentor to the four contenders who survive the Battle Rounds.

The Keatons and Camp Kikiwaka add up to 60 minutes of TV togetherness

Two sitcoms — one current, one from my generation — kept my whole family happy and off of their personal screens.

This week’s TV: Quibi arrives, ‘Schitt’s Creek’ departs, ‘Killing Eve’ returns

Globe critic Matthew Gilbert navigates the week in TV.

Your next binge watch? Australia’s ‘Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries’ with its glamorous 1920s costumes

Essie Davis plays a refreshingly modern female detective.

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HBO opens up the vaults, offers 500 free hours of streaming select series
The shows available include “The Sopranos,” “Veep,” “Six Feet Under,” “The Wire,” “Barry,” “Silicon Valley,” and “True Blood.”

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Two sitcoms depart, and it’s like saying goodbye to family
Both "Modern Family” and “Schitt’s Creek” offer the kind of interpersonal warmth that is so desirable — even essential — at all times, but particularly at this time.

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Brady and Mickelson, Manning and Woods to team up for coronavirus relief

Legends of the NFL and PGA to compete in two-on-two TV benefit golf match.

PBS’s ‘World on Fire’ a widescreen view of wartime

The "Masterpiece" series is an epic ensemble piece set against the early years of World War II.

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Here’s how ‘ER’ would have approached the pandemic

Neal Baer, a writer and producer on the hit medical show in the first years, as well as a practicing pediatrician, told E! what the "ER" take on COVID-19 might have looked like.

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Take a good look at the consistently good John Turturro

The actor has stood out recently in “The Plot Against America,” “The Night Of,” and "Gloria Bell."

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‘Some Good News,’ with your anchor, John Krasinski

Guests on the Newton native's online show included his old "Office"-mate Steve Carell and a California teen recovering from cancer.

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The time is right to revisit ‘The Night Of’

The eight-part crime drama from 2016 invites you to think about the inequities and the corruption of our justice system, and it also tells a really good story.

This week’s TV: Late night’s new look, drug lab scandals, and a sprawling WWII drama

Globe critic Matthew Gilbert navigates the week in television.

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Rediscovering Ricky Gervais’s hilarious BBC comedy ‘Extras’

The show is filled with squirm-inducing humiliation and VIP cameos.