Tony Hale

It is not entirely a philosophical endeavor, but matches “The Good Place” step-for-step and, like that series, puts the adolescent ponderings of “Loki” to shame.

Disney+ has lifted the world of Stewart’s “The Mysterious Benedict Society” off its pages and onto screens everywhere, breathing life into Carson Ellis’ whimsical illustrations in an often wonderful, though sometimes flawed, way.

“Toy Story 4” will likely mark the umpteenth time the studio has produced the most colorful and consistently funny comedy of the season.

What fans didn’t bank on was that the same ridiculousness that the "Arrested Development" cast so perfectly affected would seep into the actors’ real lives.

It’s a completely different narrative examination, but it somehow still falls upon the same vile humor we love.