Spring TV Season: What to Watch

rprivileged hipster types bumbling through their relationships, especially one much-beloved show on Hulu. But then, Apple TV+’s newest subscriber-only series swings wide left, giving us a gaggle of thoroughly unlikable characters all trying to be funny and failing hilariously. Past the magnificently pretentious dialogue and sonorous voiceovers, there’s a surprisingly sad type of hilarity in what happens to people when they try to make themselves happier by tearing others down, one unwitting barb at a time. What is the price of a twisted sense of one’s own value, and the true cost of cutting yourself off from folks who genuinely care about you? Peet stands out among an ensemble of fresh faces and sharp talents, as a mysterious “life guide” who may be the most scarily honest character on TV this year. In the meantime, consider these picks — champions identified late or never — as a goldmine of unclaimed greatness waiting for you. If you’d like, make them a part of your television-watching journey. Because, as the adage goes, it’s never too late to dive into television greatness.