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Lyonne teams up with Rian Johnson for Peacock’s Poker Face, and the result is some flat-out fantastic procedural television.

Known for her wise-cracking, quick delivery, Natasha Lyonnes newest role in the Peacock series "Poker Face " grants her an opportunity to play a character with a personality trait she has never played before. Lyonnes character, Charlie, likes people.

The detective series from Knives Out writer Rian Johnson puts a refreshing twist on the mystery-of-the-week structure

Here are just some of the familiar faces appearing on the new Peacock original series, Poker Face.

PASADENA, Calif. — Miss “Columbo?” Then you might appreciate Peacock’s “Poker Face,” a modern take on the episodic detective show that’s less whodunnit (that’s shown in the opening scene of each episode) and more “howcatchem,” as premiere episode writer/director Rian Johnson (“Knives Out”) calls the show’s formula of starting with

The new Peacock series plugs a cast of famous guest stars into a case-of-the-week comedy thriller for a show that’s just like Columbo or Murder, She Wrote. Episodes release each week after the premiere on January 26.

"Knives Out" creator Rian Johnson has a new mystery series premiering on Peacock on January 26. See the actors' most memorable prior roles.

The guy behind Glass Onion is back with another smart, snackable mystery.

Natasha Lyonne has big 'bullshit' energy in this entertaining take on the TV detective.

The Poker Face actress went viral for joking that she wanted to become a nepo baby at the age of 43, writing, "Is it too late?"