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‘The Diplomat’ Review: Season 4 Can’t Talk Its Way Out of One Bad Decision After Another

October 15

From a desperate opening twist to a maddeningly subservient Kate Wyler ( Keri Russell ), the latest season of Debora Cahn's elevated chamber drama inadvertently dilutes its power by chasing more.

K-drama & series
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