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The installment eschews any real plot development and focuses instead on what happens when the teenagers find themselves alone and unrestricted.

Now, Aaron Guzikowski is the creator and showrunner of HBO Max’s gripping new drama series “Raised by Wolves.”

We still have yet to witness any major plot movement, but questions that were merely implied in earlier episodes are given more explicit treatment in the most recent installment.

It’s clear now that the show is much more intricately drawn than the first episode let on, and with the groundwork laid for Fraser and Caitlin’s relationship, the series will only grow more compelling from here.

Though every comedy series other than “Schitt’s Creek” went home empty-handed, the night was an overall improvement over recent ceremonies that tended to award endurance over quality.

“Right here, right now #1” is a slow burn of an episode with few plot advancements, but it provides some subtle insights into the characters and relationships we’ll be following for the rest of the season. 

Ultimately, the entire first season is little more than a pilot, setting up the backstory for a hopefully more engaging, if traditional, second season.

How did a series, heavily remarked upon for its careful craft and focus, turn from sweeping the Emmy Awards with universal acclaim to garnering mass disappointment from fans and critics alike?

With streaming services still putting out episodes, we at the Clog encourage you to kick back, relax and binge-watch any of these 10 TV shows — for the sake of the world, of course.

In a night seemingly meant to be ruled by Netflix, Netflix came up short at the 77th Golden Globe Awards.