Kathryn Hahn leads the cast of HBO's new limited series 'Mrs. Fletcher,' based on the Tom Perrotta novel about the sexual reawakening of a middle-aged divorcee. By Tim Goodman Misuse of the episodic ...

Sometimes less is more. Sometimes, unfortunately, it’s simply less. “Mrs. Fletcher,” HBO’s new dramedy that should be – and in many ways still is – a stellar platform for Kathryn Hahn’s unique gifts, ...

Within the past few years, it seems every peer on my Facebook feed sent their first child off to college and, good lord, the grief. Such buildup, such rivers of tears. All because of what is supposed ...

Figuratively and literally, every part Kathryn Hahn has played has led her to “Mrs. Fletcher.” The actress’s experience in roles supporting or main — and comedic or dramatic — proves cumulative in the ...

Within the past few years, it seems every peer on my Facebook feed sent their first child off to college and, good lord, the grief. Such buildup, such rivers of tears. The existential anxieties along ...

“Mrs. Fletcher” takes a concept that sounds like a snooze and turns it into an unexpectedly absorbing limited series. Give much of the credit to “The Leftovers” producer-writer Tom Perrotta – adapting ...

I could watch 100 episodes of “Mrs. Fletcher,” even though the complete set of seven developed by creator and writer Tom Perrotta minutely cover the topic at hand. So sweet in its devotion to ...

On the day before her son leaves for college, Eve Fletcher has to deal with some inappropriate behavior in the workplace. Brendan runs into an ex-girlfriend at a party. While Brendan gets settled at ...

2019 has been a pretty good year for British female-led comedy series. From the likes of Aisling Bea's This Way Up, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag, and Sharon Horgan's Catastrophe, women are ...

Within the past few years, it seems every peer on my Facebook feed sent their first child off to college and, good lord, the grief. Such buildup, such rivers of tears. The existential anxieties along ...

In seven half-hour episodes (all directed by women, including Nicole Holofcener, Liesl Tommy, Carrie Brownstein, and Gillian Robespierre), this series establishes itself as a comfortable, pleasing ...