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Overall, a concept built around heroic senior citizens feels like smartly capitalizing on an underutilized asset in YA-centric Hollywood.

It’s clear there’s still plenty of diesel left in Taylor Sheridan’s ever-expanding Yellowstone television universe.

A pretty low-“Power” affair.

A barrage of elaborate stunt work that plays like little more than one-third of a “John Wick” movie, leaving “One Last Kill” with lots of kills, but half a script.

When it comes to expanding movies into (in this case) a seven-episode series, more can often be less.

Gadd proves he’s not a one-trick pony (or reindeer), but “Half Man” never entirely takes flight.

Another example of those semi-generic, too-teased-out streaming mysteries that have become plentiful.

Some “limited series” are better off left limited.

“Malcolm in the Middle” makes the most of a little.

On paper this AMC series looks like a timely satire of Silicon Valley excess, but like bad code, falters in the execution.