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  2. PhotoJulia Sweeney’s Pat, left, was popular enough on “S.N.L.” to inspire a movie. But the character also has an ugly underside that its creator never intended.
    CreditTouchstone, via Everett Collection

    Who Is Julia Sweeney Coming to Terms With? It’s Pat

    The “Saturday Night Live” character has been used as an insult for decades. Sweeney and some of her most prominent critics address the enduring legacy of her role.

    2. PhotoSeason 3 of “The Crown,” which begins in 1964 and runs into the ’70s, stars a new actress, Olivia Colman, right, as Queen Elizabeth II, pictured here in 1970.
      CreditFrom left, Fox Photos/Hulton Archive, via Getty Images; Des Willie/Netflix

      ‘The Crown’: The History Behind Season 3 on Netflix

      As in past seasons, the latest installment of Netflix’s show about the life and times of Queen Elizabeth II melds fact and fiction. Here’s how The Times covered events depicted this season.

  1. Watchmen

    ‘Watchmen’ Season 1, Episode 6 Recap: Nostalgia

    This week revealed the identity of a long-mysterious character from the graphic novel. But probably not how you would guess.

    By Scott Tobias

  2. Critic’s Notebook

    The Great Unknown Movie of the Century So Far? Here’s Mine

    Lee Myung-se’s “Nowhere to Hide” from 2000 is a cops-and-gangsters movie unlike anything you’ve seen before.

    By Mike Hale

  3. What’s on TV Sunday: The American Music Awards and ‘Meet Me in St. Louis’

    Ciara hosts this year’s American Music Awards, and Judy Garland stars in the beloved period musical “Meet Me in St. Louis.”

    By Lauren Messman

  4. What’s on TV Saturday: Will Ferrell on ‘S.N.L.’ and ‘The Feed’

    The “Saturday Night Live” veteran returns to host for a fifth time, and a dystopian sci-fi series begins streaming on Amazon.

    By Lauren Messman

  5. ‘The Mandalorian’ Director: Baby Yoda ‘Steals the Show’

    Deborah Chow, who directed the latest episode of the Disney Plus “Star Wars” series, talks about kitchen-sink shootouts and Werner Herzog’s abiding attachment to Baby Yoda.

    By Dave Itzkoff

  6. Famous Voices Take Center Stage at Italy’s ‘Dubbing Oscars’

    In Rome, a glitzy ceremony celebrated the stars of an industry, which may be the best in the world but is often dismissed and overstretched.

    By Elisabetta Povoledo

  7. How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?

    Just when you think you’ve seen everything, here comes a Brazilian mini-series about an aviation pioneer. Airships ahead.

    By Margaret Lyons

  8. ENCOUNTERS

    Manny Jacinto of ‘The Good Place’ Plummets to Earth

    Best known for playing Jason Mendoza, a “hot life-size action figure,” Mr. Jacinto is ready for the big screen.

    By Alexis Soloski

  9. Best of Late Night

    Stephen Colbert Takes Issue With Likening Rudy Giuliani to a Hand Grenade

    Colbert joked on Thursday that Giuliani “seems more like a Molotov cocktail — used by Russians and full of alcohol.”

    By Trish Bendix

  10. What’s on TV Friday: ‘Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings’ and a New Comedy

    A Dolly Parton series comes to Netflix. And “Brittany Runs a Marathon” hits Amazon.

    By Mariel Wamsley