Why start embracing it now? Mariah’s Christmas: The Magic Continues (December 3, Apple TV+)Īnd Just Like That… (December 9, HBO Max) For years, Always Sunny has violently resisted growth and change. This is a show that has repeatedly thumbed its nose at the notion that it’d have to eventually mature, with Charlie once singing “Go fuck yourselves” while high on spray paint fumes. These are characters who have failed to sell gasoline door-to-door … twice characters who have gotten addicted to crack multiple times. For 14 seasons, that has been the unifying theory of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Season 15 (December 2, Hulu)Īndrew Gruttadaro : Nothing has changed, and no one has learned anything. Tremulous and vulnerable-and devoted to her painfully shy teenaged son Peter (Kodi Smit-McPhee)-Rose’s presence obliviously drives a wedge between two men whose codependence is as thick as blood. Facing middle age as a bachelor, dumpy rancher George (Jesse Plemons) proposes to widowed road-house proprietor Rose (Kirsten Dunst), much to the chagrin of his hard-working (and drinking) brother Phil (Benedict Cumberbatch). Campion’s film, adapted from a novel by Thomas Savage, unfolds against a similar early 20th century backdrop, in a Montana landscape still very much in social and economic formation. The Power of the Dog (December 1, Netflix)Īdam Nayman : An unhappy marriage is at the center of Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog, which earned its director a prize in Venice and also features a score by Jonny Greenwood-this one more than a bit reminiscent of his atonal accompaniment for There Will Be Blood. What’s New to Streaming in DecemberĪ selected list of movies and TV shows coming this month that The Ringer is very excited about. Here’s everything worth watching on streaming this month. The last month of the year is a busy one in the streaming world, from Oscar hopeful films, to the return of The Matrix and Sex and the City, to a brand-new Star Wars series.

December comes bearing gifts-and not just because Christmas is around the corner.

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