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‘Pluribus’: Rhea Seehorn Seethes With Loneliness in Vince Gilligan’s Brilliantly Enigmatic Sci-Fi Series

It’s lonely, being right. In “Pluribus,” Rhea Seehorn’s Carol Sturka is a speculative history romance writer who hates her own books, and feels the same about the people who read them, or…

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‘The Witcher’: Liam Hemsworth Wields the Sword in a Fourth Season That Widens Its Fantasy Saga

A character like Geralt of Rivia may seem easy to cast from a distance. You just need a buff and tall enough guy to dress in the costume and don the long white…

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‘Down Cemetery Road’: Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson Excel as Reluctant Spies in Apple TV+’s Mick Herron Adaptation

Allegedly, military Intelligence is not as bright as it would like the public to believe. In Apple TV+’s new British thriller series, human error and rushed judgement expose a horrific secret being contained…

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‘Talamasca: The Secret Order’ Sets a New Stage for the Anne Rice Immortal Universe

AMC is inducting an overseer to the Anne Rice Immortal Universe. “Talamasca: The Secret Order” bridges “Interview with the Vampire” and “The Mayfair Witches” through characters who can pass in both worlds.

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‘It: Welcome to Derry’: Stephen King Prequel Series Returns to Pennywise’s Old Neighborhood With Gruesome Ferocity 

HBO’s “It: Welcome to Derry” pulls a fast one all too typical to franchise extensions. This nine-part limited series is being touted as a prequel to Andy Muschietti’s two movie adaptations of…

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‘Nobody Wants This’: Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s Unorthodox Romance Continues To Hang in the Balance in Second Season

In the finale of the acclaimed first season of Netflix’s “Nobody Wants This,” Joanne Williams (Kristen Bell) and Noah Roklov (Adam Brody) ended up back in each other’s arms after almost breaking…

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‘Mr. Scorsese’ Profiles the Good, the Violent and the Saintly of a Great American Director’s Life and Career 

Few film directors achieve the status of a cultural icon. There is no doubt Martin Scorsese is of that stature. One of the best directors of our time, his body of work spans…

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HBO’s ‘The Chair Company’ Finds Tim Robinson at His Deranged Best

Any workplace comedy is one of manners, usually dictated by Human Resources, but in Tim Robinson’s hands, “The Chair Company” sits on social awkwardness. The HBO series begins with his character, Ron…

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