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The Handmaid's Tale star Elisabeth Moss has returned for the show's sequel series, The Testaments, and for valid reason.
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The Boys Season 5 Parodies DC's Teen Titans With A Takedown Of Influencer Culture
In The Boys season 5, the show takes aim at influencer culture through its parody of a young DC superhero group, the Teen Titans.
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Jon Bernthal returns as Frank Castle in the trailer for The Punisher: One Last Kill, a Marvel Cinematic Universe special centered on the character.
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How The Boys Season 5's Grotesque Love Sausage Fight Scene Was Filmed [Exclusive]
According to The Boys' Laz Alonso, season 5's grotesque Love Sausage fight scene was just as bizarre to film as you would imagine.
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The Boys Season 5 Finally Delivers Justice To One Of Its Worst Characters
A character who hasn't been seen since season 3 of The Boys returns for season 5 and finally gets what's coming to them.
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The Boys Season 5 Premiere Makes A Big Change To Kimiko
Karen Fukuhara's Kimiko undergoes a big change in The Boys season 5, and there's more to this new development than meets the eye.
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Invincible Season 4's Lobster Scene Secretly Sets Up Oliver Grayson's Future
An amusing storyline unfolding in Prime Video's Invincible season 4 foreshadows the path that Oliver takes in the Invincible comics.
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Did Invincible Season 4 Really Just Kill Off [SPOILER]?
Has another character met their maker on Invincible? Here's what happens to them in season 4, episode 6 (as well as the original Invincible comics).
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Nearly a decade before playing Commander Riker on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Jonathan Frakes played a small role on an episode of Charlie's Angels.
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Reviews of Euphoria season 3 are here, and the critical reaction has been fairly negative. But it seems like everyone agrees about one positive aspect.
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Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, Episode 4 Finally Makes This Season Worth Watching
While Daredevil: Born Again season 2's first three episodes were a mixed bag, episode 4 ups the dramatic stakes something fierce.
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The Boys Season 5 Has Killed A Major Player – The Actor Tells Us All About It [Exclusive]
The Boys season 5 premiere hits the ground running with a major death. The actor reflects on their character's journey from season 1, and how it ends.
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Star Trek is packed with all sorts of alien, both on the Enterprise and throughout the final frontier, and these are the strongest alien races of them all.
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Homelander's Worst Secret Is Finally Out In The Boys Season 5 Premiere
A dark moment from The Boys season 1 finally comes back to haunt Homelander in the season 5 premiere - but will it be enough to take him down?
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Transformers Has Revealed Megatron's Master, And It's Not Who You Expected
The latest issue of the Transformers comic book reveals the identity of Megatron's master, and sets up an ominous still storyline to come.
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Marshals Is Fighting Against A Dark Yellowstone Trend It Started In The First Place
Marshals has gone out of its way to pay tribute to a character it decided to kill off before the show began, which feels like an odd juxtaposition.
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Netflix's One Piece Season 3: What Is The Battle Of Alabasta, And Why Are Fans So Excited?
One Piece's Alabasta arc sets the stage for the rest of the series and changes the trajectory from a cute collection of fun side quests into a proper odyssey.
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Jennifer Grey's First Major Television Role Is Impossible To Watch Anywhere
Jennifer Grey was once cast to play a fictionalized version of herself on a sitcom. Unfortunately, it's impossible to watch today.
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Many The Pitt Fans Are Proving That Yes, It's Possible To Be Bad At Watching A TV Show
The Pitt has inspired a very passionate, very vocal fandom, and some viewers seem to be having difficulty grappling with the show's second season.
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Netflix's One Piece Season 3 Is Avoiding House Of The Dragon's Biggest Problem
Season 3 of Netflix's live-action One Piece adaptation has already found a way to avoid what's easily House of the Dragon's biggest problem.
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Marshals Episode 6 Borrows One Of The Best Storylines In TV History
Marshals episode 6 feels like it's performing some cosplay to recreate a storyline from one of the best TV shows of all time.
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Why Everyone In The Star Trek Franchise Speaks English, Explained
Have you ever wondered why almost every species in Star Trek can understand each other? Here's the fictional technology that makes that possible.
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The Initial Marshals Pitch Sounded Like A 'Terrible' Idea, Said Star Luke Grimes
Luke Grimes' Kayce Dutton is the protagonist of the Yellowstone spin-off, Marshals, but the actor was hesitant after hearing the show's original pitch.
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10 Famous Actors You Forgot Appeared On Key & Peele
Key & Peele remains one of Comedy Central's best shows, and in addition to making stars of the titular duo, it had other famous faces you probably forgot about
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Seth Rogen's Controversial Neo-Western TV Series With Four Seasons Deserves Another Look
Seth Rogen is known for his comedies, but he also produced a controversial neo-Western TV series that lasted four seasons.
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The Boys Season 5 Was Written Before The 2024 Election: 'Things Are Not Going Great' [Exclusive]
The Boys season 5 might seem like it's based on real-life politics, but it was actually written before the 2024 election.
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