There’s a wonderfully slouching, offhand charisma Natasha Lyonne brings to her performance in “Poker Face,” back for a second season on Peacock. You don’t see this kind of thing very much at the

Ever since "The Pitt" premiered in January, the Max medical drama has been held up as an example of how streaming services can embrace the lost art of the procedural. Four months later, reinforcements have arrived in the informal campaign to preserve classical TV structure.

Fast forward to 2025, and the long-time friends are cinematically reuniting in season two of Lyonne’s highly acclaimed show Poker Face. Lyonne returns as Charlie Cale, a crime-solving, wisecracking 70s lie detector who travels the country while on the run.