Big cat to big mess: 'Tiger King 2' loses its thunder
“Tiger King 2” is a passive observance of comedic disarray, giving no new insight and taking too few risks.
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“Tiger King 2” is a passive observance of comedic disarray, giving no new insight and taking too few risks.
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LONDON: Would “Tiger King” be the global phenomenon it is now had it not coincided with the start of the global pandemic? Would a documentary about strange American big-cat owners, and a bafflingly absurd web of attempted murder plots and animal cruelty, have been so well received if we had not all been confined to our homes? Whatever the reason, the show’s seemingly