Atsuya Kusakabe is another modestly attractive sorcerer who started playing a role in Jujutsu Kaisen starting around the time the Shibuya Incident story arc began in Season 2.He is a tall, robust ...

In shows like these — shows that clearly inspired “Kevin Can F**k Himself,” a caustic satire arriving Sunday on AMC+ — the attractiveness gap often yawns and it nearly always yawns one way.

The events of “Tiny Beautiful Things” could easily make for a ponderous drama. But at eight half-hour episodes, the show is both lighter and more nimble than its synopsis might suggest.

Noah Emmerich makes his directing debut in a big episode for the FX drama, and one that illustrates why it's such a beautiful, powerful series.

In fact, I think it's the best-looking TV show I've ever seen, surpassing even another series on the streaming service The Good Place. Of course, it helps when your story takes place in Italy.