The Gilded Age Comes Back Bolder, a Box Office Documentary Keeps Making History, and Mike Tyson Talks It Out on Tuesday

If Sunday night’s return of The Gilded Age has your group chat buzzing, you’re in good company. The HBO and Max drama opened its fourth season with a scandalous turn for Marian Brook and Larry Russell, George recovering from an assassination attempt, and a medical crisis for Gladys. Critics, including reviewers at USA Today and Vulture, have praised the premiere as darker and juicier. The cast also discussed that risky opening scene with Radio Times.

The season rolls out weekly, so there’s room to catch up and trade post-episode theories.

At the box office, a documentary is having its own remarkable run. You Can See Everything, from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, returned to the top spot during a slow Halloween weekend, edging out horror release Clayface. The film follows Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before she reported to prison. Vulture and other box-office coverage have noted the unusual staying power of its run.

For viewers, the week ahead brings a mix of tones. Mike Tyson’s comedy special, Return of the Mike, arrives on Netflix Tuesday. Filmed at the Seminole Hard Rock in Florida, the former heavyweight champion reflects on his career and controversies with humor. St. Denis Medical also has a new season premiere on the week’s TV calendar, while holiday release The Holiday Spark offers a lighter seasonal option.

And a quick international music note: Shah Rukh Khan marked his sixty-first birthday by releasing “Tu Mil Jaaye,” a song from his upcoming film King that has drawn mixed reactions from fans.

So, what’s on your watchlist: the new Gilded Age twists, a documentary that keeps drawing moviegoers, or something entirely different? Share your pick, and your spoiler-free theories, with the neighbors.