Ensemble sitcoms like The Paper rely on two key elements to drive them: Character Growth and Romance. The Paper's 3rd episode, 'Buddy and the Dude' brought both of those things in spades.

“Buddy and the Dude” did a great job cementing key character dynamics and establishing the day-to-day of things at TTT, while still fleshing out some of the less central characters.

The Paper’s second episode did an excellent job at furthering dynamics they set up in the pilot, and filled in a lot of the ones I’d wanted more of. I see it clearly now: there are so many familiar character archetypes on this show, both from Greg Daniels’ other sitcoms and contemporary sitcoms in general.

Peacock’s new series 'The Paper' is already one of my favorite shows. If this is the ramp-up, I can't WAIT to see what it becomes when it gets going.

I have a very good feeling about Peacock’s 'The Paper,' which is dropping all ten episodes of its first season tomorrow.

The live-action How To Train Your Dragon was practically a shot-for-shot remake of the original…and it was the best live-action adaptation of an animated classic that I’ve seen since the 2015 Cinderella. Dreamworks blew Disney out of the water this time.

'A Complete Unknown,' the story of a very young Bob Dylan on his initial rise to fame, seeks to remind us that the message of the music, not the form, is what truly matters.