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There are all kinds of mothers. Ruth has been there for all of it, including the infancy of Nadia’s trauma

LOS ANGELES — Natasha Lyonne has a message for people who see "Russian Doll," the time-trippy dark comedy on Netflix she co-created and stars in, as a kind of television memoir: The show is personal but not autobiographical.

Given how firmly it closed its circular plot, and the relatively peculiar particulars of its narrative — "relatively" since it ran on an engine oft-lifted from "Groundhog Day" — it's somewhat surprising to see a second season of "Russian Doll," the excellence of its 2019 first season notwithstanding. In that…

The return of the timeloop drama is truly gorgeous, from its aesthetic to its script. Its rich, clever scenes are packed with wisecracks – and the mesmerising swagger of Natasha Lyonne

If the first season of “Russian Doll” was protagonist Nadia Vulvokov’s own personal “Groundhog Day,” the second season is “Back to the Future.”

Summer is coming! But first, schedule in some screen time. From the return of Sienna Miller to Normal People 2.0, Paul Flynn has the low-down on the biggest TV events of the season

‘We love each other just about as much as two people can love each other... but Freddy doesn’t like a swimming pool,’ actor said

Nadia is back for more time-traveling mayhem in this hit fantasy confection

The show with dozens of timelines, Easter eggs and theories returns. We unpack what will be important to remember