Inkoo Kang

Inkoo Kang is a regular film contributor at Voice Media Group. VMG publications include Denver Westword, Miami New Times, Phoenix New Times, Dallas Observer, Houston Press and New Times Broward-Palm Beach.

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With <i>Hard Knock Wife</i>, Ali Wong Is More Ferocious Than Ever

With Hard Knock Wife, Ali Wong Is More Ferocious Than Ever

By Inkoo Kang

The Betrayal of Dana Scully: <i>The X-Files</i> Has Been Terrible to Its Lead for a Generation

The Betrayal of Dana Scully: The X-Files Has Been Terrible to Its Lead for a Generation

By Inkoo Kang

<i>Superstore</i> Expands TV’s Understanding of All That Asian-American Characters Can Be

Superstore Expands TV’s Understanding of All That Asian-American Characters Can Be

By Inkoo Kang

Return of <i>Top of the Lake</i> is Only 2017’s Second-Best Wrenching Elisabeth Moss Drama

Return of Top of the Lake is Only 2017’s Second-Best Wrenching Elisabeth Moss Drama

By Inkoo Kang

Amazon’s <i>The Last Tycoon</i> Makes Fitzgerald’s Hollywood Into Standard TV

Amazon’s The Last Tycoon Makes Fitzgerald’s Hollywood Into Standard TV

By Inkoo Kang

<i>Insecure</i> Offers TV’s Sharpest Insights on Race but Refuses to Limit Itself to That Subject

Insecure Offers TV’s Sharpest Insights on Race but Refuses to Limit Itself to That Subject

By Inkoo Kang

Like Its Characters, Tech Comedy <i>Loaded</i> Is a Little Too Listless for Greatness

Like Its Characters, Tech Comedy Loaded Is a Little Too Listless for Greatness

By Inkoo Kang

Don’t Expect Naomi Watts’ <i>Gypsy</i> To Be Your New Erotic-Drama Addiction

Don’t Expect Naomi Watts’ Gypsy To Be Your New Erotic-Drama Addiction

By Inkoo Kang

Now’s the Time to Catch Up on <i>Queen Sugar</i>, the Soap Grappling With America’s Past and Present

Now’s the Time to Catch Up on Queen Sugar, the Soap Grappling With America’s Past and Present

By Inkoo Kang

In a Sprawling New Season, <i>Orange Is the New Black</i> Betrays Itself

In a Sprawling New Season, Orange Is the New Black Betrays Itself

By Inkoo Kang

Again With the Sad Clowns: The Missed Opportunities of <i>I’m Dying Up Here</i>

Again With the Sad Clowns: The Missed Opportunities of I’m Dying Up Here

By Inkoo Kang

Tina Fey Keeps Up Her <i>Kimmy Schmidt</i> Laugh Streak — and Her Obstinacy

Tina Fey Keeps Up Her Kimmy Schmidt Laugh Streak — and Her Obstinacy

By Inkoo Kang

Higher Learning: <i>Dear White People</i> Makes for a Thrillingly Frank and Funny Seminar

Higher Learning: Dear White People Makes for a Thrillingly Frank and Funny Seminar

By Inkoo Kang

Pubes, Poops, Periods: How Broad City Takes Body Humor (and Feminism) to the Next Level

By Inkoo Kang

American Crime Story’s O.J. Retelling Is a Devastating Tale About Politicizing Justice

By Inkoo Kang

The X-Files Brings Back the Conspiracy-Industrial Complex — and Gets Better as It Goes

By Inkoo Kang

How Critics Became TV’s Newest Stars

By Inkoo Kang

Aziz Ansari’s Master of None Is a Small Step for TV, a Giant Leap for Asian-American Progress

By Inkoo Kang

Why I’m Still Watching The Muppets

By Inkoo Kang

Please Like Me Is the Gay Comedy About Millennials and Mental Illness You Didn’t Know You Needed

By Inkoo Kang

Ten Characters to Watch in Orange is the New Black, Season Three

By Inkoo Kang

Five Reasons iZombie Is Summer’s Most Underrated Show

By Inkoo Kang