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‘Mammals’ Review: James Corden Gets Back to What He Does Best

November 10, 2022

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In “Mammals,” Corden’s first scripted TV comedy in eight years, he plays an angry (and very funny) young man.

BY MIKE HALE | NYTimes Arts | Disclosure

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‘Mammals’ Review: James Corden Gets Back to What He Does Best

In “Mammals,” Corden’s first scripted TV comedy in eight years, he plays an angry (and very funny) young man.

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