The following contains spoilers from "Russian Doll" Season 2. "Russian Doll," the Natasha Lyonne, Leslye Headland and Amy Poehler-created show on Netflix that stars Lyonne as Nadia, a death ...

Netflix’s new series, "Russian Doll" (2019–) contains a premise that has been featured in film and television numerous times: The protagonist, Nadia (Natasha Lyonne), keeps dying and reliving the same ...

Natasha Lyonne's 'Russian Doll' has been renewed for a second season. The Netflix dark comedy from Lyonne, Amy Poehler and Leslye Headland will return with eight episodes.

Russian Doll’s first season was one of the most exciting and original shows Netflix released. When Season 2 arrived, it took everything from that first season and just flipped it into something ...

Natasha Lyonne‘s Nadia Vulvokov has broken her seemingly endless time loop, and Netflix’s “Russian Doll” Season 2 will no longer rely on the “Groundhog Day”-esque device.

A renewal isn't a foregone conclusion. Russian Doll season 2 hasn't popped up on Netflix's list of the top 10 English-language shows.. If the streamer does bring the show back, it may take awhile.

If Season 1 of Netflix’s “Russian Doll” was like “Groundhog Day” with its fatalistic birthday time loop, then a time-traveling subway train, full-circle origin story, and emotional ...

Season 2 of the Netflix dramedy takes a quantum leap, for better or worse. Season 2, in which Lyonne stepped in as showrunner, covers much more territory, at least geographically. Nadia discovers ...

Much of “Russian Doll” is an exploration of Nadia’s subconscious, shaped by her identity as the grandchild of a Holocaust survivor, a propensity for substance abuse and a childhood marred by ...

Russian Doll Season 1 has been praised for its originality, humor, and performances. Lyonne has been particularly singled out for her performance as Nadia, with critics calling her work ...

Nadia Vulvokov (Natasha Lyonne) and her friend Maxine (Greta Lee) encounter the grave of a Hungarian priest who saved Jews during the Holocaust, in Season 2 of "Russian Doll." (Netflix) Advertisement ...

Russian Doll season 3 hasn't been announced by Netflix yet, but that doesn't mean a new installment of the critically acclaimed show isn't a possibility. "I know there has to be space left open ...