Fall TV Review Roundup: Youth, Lanterns, Traitors, and Lizzie Borden
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A multi-show roundup of fall premieres: HBO’s Youth charms with Sharon Horgan’s sharp, relatable take on a 50-something mom balancing career, parenting, and dating; Lanterns leans into human, character-driven drama while expanding the Green Lantern mythos; Peacock’s The Traitors: New Blood refreshes the format with an all-civilians cast and new twists; Netflix’s Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story leans into sensationalism with Bridget shaking Lizzie’s world, raising questions about depth versus shock value.
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