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The Twilight Zone reboot pulls Rod Serling into 2019 while avoiding nostalgia and fan service
Posted Monday 4/01/19 at 9:58PM EDTUs director hosts the CBS series, but he saved his best work for the big screen...
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Will Slings and Arrows Survive the End of the DVD Era?
Posted Monday 4/01/19 at 5:11PM EDTus of a certain age have at least one or two prized vinyl records/cassettes that...
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The Power of Rectify Was In What It Didn’t Say
Posted Monday 4/01/19 at 6:03PM EDTus through flashbacks, Daniel Holden matured into manhood in a tiny alabaster cell...
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This Is Us creator calls Season 3 finale the "midpoint" of the series
Posted Monday 4/01/19 at 2:26PM EDTDan Fogelman has previously said that the NBC hit drama will likely end after Season...
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The Walking Dead's Season 9 finale is a reminder how much the show has improved this season
Posted Monday 4/01/19 at 9:12AM EDTus see what’s going on in our main characters’ heads is just another improvement...
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TV Today: Her Turn: Lorena Bobbitt Tells Her Side of the Story in New Amazon Docuseries
Posted Wednesday 4/03/19 at 3:00AM EDTus a fuller picture of the event than the news media ever did at the time...
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HBO's Elizabeth Holmes documentary focused too much on her personality and not enough on her elite connections
Posted Friday 3/29/19 at 11:44PM EDTus, experience a different kind of justice, and are so often immune from consequences. Though...
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Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 is giving its characters short shrift
Posted Friday 3/29/19 at 11:44PM EDTus a new season that felt more 'Trekian,' Star Trek: Discovery seems to be falling...
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Scott Bakula reflects on Quantum Leap on its 30th anniversary: "It was a wild ride!"
Posted Friday 3/29/19 at 11:44PM EDTus a bonded group. And Don (Bellisario) made everybody be on their game. He insisted...
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Shrill is busting the myth of fat women being "unf*ckable"
Posted Friday 3/29/19 at 11:44PM EDTus back to Shrill, and its radical potential. If there’s one target it hits...