Warning: The Residence spoilers ahead! After plenty of twists, turns and red herrings, the killer in Netflix’s newest whodunit series The Residence is finally exposed in the season 1 finale ...

Since its creator Paul William Davies based his mystery on Kate Andersen Brower’s “The Residence: Inside the Private World of the White House,” the narrative features the landmark's support ...

The eight-episode murder mystery (critics received seven episodes for review) opens on the night of the Australian State Dinner. Amid strained relations, the new administration led by President ...

The Residence, review: White House murder mystery is witty but overwrought Netflix’s quirky new detective series features a star turn from Uzo Aduba and fun cameos (look out for Kylie) – but ...

The Residence uses Kate Andersen Brower's factual book of the same name as a launchpad for an entirely fictional murder mystery story that wears its influences on its sleeve. Arguably, the most ...

Erin Simkin/Courtesy of Netflix A TV murder mystery has an eternal appeal, typically captivating viewers with a slow revelation of clues that allows the audience to be part of the discovery.

The Netflix series, executive produced by Shonda Rimes, is the latest lighthearted murder mystery on streaming TV. By Margaret Lyons At a certain point, we have to start feeling bad for the last ...

Late in the new Netflix limited series The Residence, a character complains, “People like a murder mystery! They think they’re fun!” After a beat, though, he can’t help but admit ...

But at one point, he belonged to Isleworth Golf & Country Club in Windermere, Fla., where the clubhouse mirrored the big man’s interests. In addition to shelves stocked with high-end spirits ...

A hilarious, eclectic and often bizarre murder mystery, “The Residence” is the closest thing to a comedy that executive producer Shonda Rhimes has ever done. The show is an overwhelming 1000 ...

And as the investigation unfolds, it becomes harder to distinguish the guilty from the suspicious, making the mystery all the more compelling. Don’t blink because every clue, line of dialogue, or ...

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