Slow Horses Season 5's Storyline Might Be The Show's Biggest Mistake
While Slow Horses has never really steered away from modern threats and issues with its narratives, the storyline for season 5 feels like a wild mood swing.
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Marvel Zombies Creates A Massive Problem For The MCU's Young Avengers Plans
Alternate universe miniseries Marvel Zombies features multiple members of the Young Avengers, but spells trouble for their MCU future.
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Marvel Zombies Homages A Truly Twisted Fantastic Four Moment
The creatives behind Marvel Zombies know their Marvel lore, as evidenced by the show's nod to a bizarre comics subplot involving the Fantastic Four and Skrulls.
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Henry Cavill's Breakout Role Came In A Historical Drama Series 12 Years Before The Witcher
Before Henry Cavill became Geralt of Rivia or Superman, he had his breakout role as a real-life English military leader and courtier.
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Marvel Zombies' Best Character Should Have Fans Asking One Important Question
The best character in the animated Marvel Zombies show is a combo of two MCU characters, and the finale episode leaves us with a tantalizing possibility.
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Slow Horses Season 5's Disturbing Opening Scene, Explained By The Showrunner [Exclusive]
Will Smith, the showrunner of Slow Horses, tells us about that harrowing opening scene to season 5 of the Apple TV+ spy drama.
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Let's take a look at what we know about Cipher's powers so far in Gen V season 2, and theorize about what might really be going on with that character.
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Marvel Zombies Ending Explained (And How It Can Connect To Avengers: Doomsday)
Let's discuss the ending to Marvel Zombies season 1, including where a potential season 2 could go and how Avengers: Doomsday could tie into the series.
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Why Zafar Jaffrey From Slow Horses Looks So Familiar
The incumbent mayor of London in Slow Horses season 5, Zafar Jaffrey, is played by an actor who will be familiar to Ted Lasso fans.
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Jessica Chastain Has The Perfect Response To Her Apple TV+ Series Being Postponed
Jessica Chastain has weighed in on the postponement of her Apple TV+ series The Savant, making clear her own reservations surrounding the decision.
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Gen V Season 2 Delivers A Pitch-Perfect Parody Of A Classic Superhero Trope
The Boys and Gen V continue to perfectly parody superhero tropes with Gen V season 2 episode 4 and its take on superheroes being forced to battle one another.
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Slow Horses Showrunner On Season 5's Tonal Shift And Making The Most Of Its Most Annoying Character [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Slow Horses showrunner Will Smith about the season 5 premiere, his decision to leave the show after this season, and much more.
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There's One Thing Slow Horses Does Better Than Every Other Spy Show
Slow Horses remains a compelling watch in season 5, thanks in no small part to the way the spy series handles the darkest part of its characters' jobs.
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Gen V Season 2 May Have Just Sealed Marie Moreau's Fate
The fourth episode of Gen V season 2 suggests fate has big things planned for Marie Moreau, but there's no way that's a good thing in the universe of The Boys.
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Marvel Zombies Features A Heartbreaking Death Fans Won't Be Ready For
Marvel Zombies' alternate universe setting means it's full of throwaway character deaths, but there's one death that's surprisingly emotional.
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Alien: Earth Season 1's Finale Has Two Giant Cliffhangers – And Both Are Bonkers
Noah Hawley's FX series Alien: Earth has wrapped up its first season, and the finale left the audience with two cliffhangers that we can't wait to see resolved.
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All 7 MCU Actors Who Were Replaced For Marvel Zombies
Marvel Zombies replaces seven major established Marvel Cinematic Universe veterans with talented voice actors, several of whom also worked on What If...?
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Alien: Earth Season 2 Needs To Keep Exploring The Show's Greatest Rivalry
The best rivalry on Alien: Earth is between Kish and Morrow, and the show should absolutely continue exploring that dynamic in a potential second season.
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Alien: Earth's Season 1 Finale Promises Something Fans Have Wanted For A Long Time
The Alien franchise has spent the last couple of decades in prequel mode, but the Alien: Earth finale suggests a return to sequel territory.
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Alien: Earth Forgets How Its Own World Works In The Season 1 Finale
Alien: Earth stuck the landing in its season 1 finale episode in practically every area...except one. Here's how it fell short.
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The Pitt: A Season 2 Storyline Is Giving The HBO Series A Unique Challenge
If you're looking forward to The Pitt season 2, you should begin preparing yourself now for what might be a particularly harrowing subplot.
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If you like the macabre humor, monsters, and mystery of Wednesday, here's a batch of TV shows like it that are bound to keep you busy until the next season.
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Why NBC Suddenly Canceled The A-Team In The Middle Of A Season
Even though it was a ratings juggernaut after it premiered in 1983, NBC canceled The A-Team by 1985. How did it happen, and why?
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Nuclear Power Plant Boss Blames The Simpsons For The Public's Negative View Of Nuclear Energy
The Simpsons spent decades poking fun at nuclear power plants and questioning the safety of nuclear energy, but the truth of the matter is far more complicated.
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It: Welcome To Derry Trailer Teases Pennywise's Real Origin Story (And It's Straight From Stephen King)
There's a moment in the new It: Welcome to Derry trailer that nods to Pennywise's mysterious origins, which comes straight from Stephen King's original novel.
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A Legendary Star Trek Writer Has The Same Criticism As Fans About Short TV Seasons
Many Trekkies have taken issue with the shortened seasons of streaming-era Star Trek TV shows, and beloved franchise writer Brannon Braga feels their pain.
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5 British Sitcoms That Haven't Aged Well
Comedy becomes dated quicker than any other genre, and these British sitcoms haven't aged well (or, in some cases, were never really 'in date' to begin with).
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