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Up there with Succession and Chernobyl: The White Lotus, Sky Atlantic, reviewed

Every now and then, you see a new series like this one that reminds you why you watch TV

The star turn has to be Murray Bartlett (far left) as resort manager Armond, a recovering alcoholic and drug addict who becomes deliciously, hilariously, apocalyptically unstuck. Credit: © 2021 Home Box Office, Inc.
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