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In the plaza below, a viewer smiled. It wasn't the manic, fixed grin induced by The Feeling . It was a small, genuine twitch of the lips. "Shōgun" (FX/Hulu): A masterclass in political intrigue and

Each platform is now copying the others' best features. Instagram Reels mimics TikTok; YouTube has Shorts; Spotify is pushing video podcasts. The user experience is converging into a homogenous, addictive slurry of vertical, swipeable video.

• "Shōgun" (FX/Hulu): A masterclass in political intrigue and production design. It proved that subtitles are not a barrier to American audiences if the story is gripping. Rating: 10/10
• "Fallout" (Amazon): The rare video game adaptation that understands the tone of the source material better than the source material itself. It is violent, darkly funny, and visually stunning.
• "The Bear" (FX/Hulu): Season 3 divided audiences (too much anxiety, not enough plot), but the acting remains the best on television. It is now less a comedy and more a study of OCD and trauma.

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