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‘The Queen’s Gambit’: Why Beth is Not a “Strong Female Character” and Why That’s Great
(This review was previously published on our sister site ScreenRadar.com). It’s easy to be cynical in the golden age of streaming. You watch a trailer for The Queen’s Gambit, and you see yet another love letter to the ‘60s (but here’s the kicker: it’s about chess!). Yet another elfin white woman with an intense stare, yet another slew […] More
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‘Cobra Kai’ Moves Up Its Season Three Premiere Date
After a pretty tumultuous year, Netflix is helping Cobra Kai fans ring in 2021 in style. Following an announcement made on the show’s Twitter account on Dec. 24, Season 3 of the Karate Kid spin-off will now drop on Netflix on Jan. 1. The show was originally scheduled to premier on the streaming service on […] More
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‘Night Court’ is Getting a Revival
NBC’s Night Court is the latest series to be getting the revival treatment. Reinhold Weege’s 1984-1992 legal comedy garnered 31 Emmy nominations across its nine seasons, including three for Outstanding Comedy Series, and it’ll hope to replicate that success in a new era. The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’s Dan Rubin will write and executive produce this […] More
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Interview: Creator Liz Feldman on the Genre-Nonconforming ‘Dead to Me’
The dark comedy Dead to Me debuted on Netflix in 2019 and returned for a second season this past May, earning its first Emmy bid for Best Comedy Series. The show has been renewed by Netflix for a third and final season. I had the chance to speak with creator Liz Feldman about how she […] More
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‘Servant’ Season Two Trailer Promises More Chills
For those anticipating new episodes of the psychological thriller Servant, a return visit to the incredibly tense household is only weeks away. In the meantime, Apple TV+ has unveiled the official trailer for season two which promises to ramp up the intensity and eerieness to new heights. If you have not done so already, now […] More
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The Future for ‘Utopia’ Is Anything but Bright
Amazon Prime Video has officially cancelled Utopia, which debuted the entirety of its first season on September 25th. The show was a remake of the popular British series of the same name that aired on Channel 4 in the UK from 2013 to 2014. The original had two six-episode seasons, and the remake will now […] More
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‘The Last of Us’ is Coming to HBO
HBO announced today the commission of a television series based on the wildly popular video game The Last of Us from Naughty Dog. The show, a co-production with Sony Pictures Television, will be produced by PlayStation Productions, Word Games, and Naughty Dog. The sequel to the 2013 game, The Last of Us Part II, was […] More
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‘Big Mouth’ Season 4 Gets a Trailer!
Netflix announced today that season 4 of their popular animated series Big Mouth will premiere on December 4 on the streamer. The coming-of-age animated sitcom, created by Family Guy writer Andrew Goldberg and writers Nick Kroll, Mark Levin and Jennifer Flackett, is based on Kroll and Goldberg’s childhood growing up in suburban New York City and their teenage struggles […] More
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TV Review: ‘Industry’ Dramatizes High Stakes Corporate Entry Level Jobs
There’s nothing like your first client dinner as a young entry level worker. Even though you’re making meager pay, you get to be wined and dined with higher up professionals. You use wine and conversation to keep the imposter syndrome at bay. Meanwhile, you’re also expected to be in work-mode. The task at hand is […] More
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Golden Globes Preview: Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy
This is a year unlike any other, with numerous series delayed indefinitely due to the production shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic. That was felt minimally in the Emmy race this summer, and will greatly influence the year-end awards, which themselves have already been delayed. Plenty could change between now and the December 30th deadline […] More
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TV Review: ‘The Undoing’ is Undone by its Toothless Nature
On paper, The Undoing, based on the Jean Hanff Korelitz novel You Should Have Known, has all the makings of a hit. It re-teams Nicole Kidman with her Big Little Lies writer David E. Kelly. Hugh Grant and director Susanna Bier join the project to elevate its level of prestige. Kelly gets to write grand […] More
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‘Hannibal’ is the Ultimate Expression of Halloween
(This article was previously published on our sister site ScreenRadar.com). Halloween’s going to be weird this year. If it were any other time, we might be brainstorming costume ideas, and toying with the idea of trying on a new identity for a night. Once a year, we can masquerade as evil, sadistic, macabre. Once a year, […] More
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