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December 10, 2015 - 12:14 pm
 

RIDICULOUS 6

Tommy "White Knife" Stockburn (Adam Sandler) sets out to rescue his kidnapped dad with the help of five brothers he never knew he had in the Western comedy "The Ridiculous 6" (Friday, Netflix).

TRANSPARENT

Maura (Jeffrey Tambor) and the rest of the Pfefferman clan return in the second season of the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning comedy "Transparent" (Friday, Amazon).

INTERSTELLAR

A widowed farmer (Matthew McConaughey) leads a NASA mission through a wormhole in hopes of discovering a planet that can replace a dying Earth in Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" (Amazon and Hulu, Saturday).

DA VINCI CODE

A professor of religious iconography (Tom Hanks) and a police cryptologist (Audrey Tautou) search for the Holy Grail in "The Da Vinci Code" (Monday, Netflix).

CRAIG FERGUSON

The former "Late Late Show" host takes the stage at the historic Town Hall in New York City for the stand-up special "Craig Ferguson: Just Being Honest" (Wednesday, Hulu).

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“The Office,” a mockumentary that detailed the endearing mundanity of life at Dunder Mifflin, ran from 2005 to 2013. It’s one of those comfort-food series some fans revisit again and again. In 2024 it seems like a time capsule, the last days of 9-to-5 culture before work-from-home upended it all.