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The Dexter franchise has regained surprising relevancy almost 20 years after the first show’s debut in 2006. Spinoff series such as the prequel, Dexter: Original Sin, and the ongoing sequel, Dexter: Resurrection, have placed the brand in the pop cultural crosshairs once again. But just as The Walking Dead has learned that a myriad of […]
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Read MoreThis article contains mild spoilers from the Fallout game series. One of the best video game adaptations on television has been Prime Video’s post-apocalyptic epic Fallout, based on the iconic Bethesda Softworks game series of the name. With Fallout returning for its eagerly-anticipated second season this December, Prime Video and Kilter Films have provided first-look […]
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Read MoreWith each passing year, San Diego Comic-Con proves to be an undying magnetic force, drawing members of every fandom under the sun to the hallowed halls of the San Diego Convention Center. One of the largest fandom present at SDCC, and in the world as a whole, is the anime fandom. This year, the popular […]
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Read MoreThis Star Trek: Strange New Worlds review contains spoilers for season 3 episode 6. If it seems as though every episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 is almost immediately declared the best of the season to date, well, that’s because it’s true. The show’s third outing has genuinely been nothing but bangers so […]
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Read MoreThe Peanuts franchise’s fruitful streaming home on Apple TV+ continues into previously undiscovered country with the latest special, Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical. As the title suggests, the special is a bonafide musical as the Peanuts gang visits their beloved summer camp, with fan-favorite musician and songwriter Ben Folds serving as the music director and […]
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Read MoreThis article contains light spoilers for Alien Earth episode 1. The Alien franchise has always understood something very important about the sci-fi genre: there’s gotta be some cool and/or weird names. In the far-flung future established by Ridley Scott’s 1979 film, human and synthetic characters alike have monikers that dance off the tongue. The original […]
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Read MoreWriter, director, and producer Noah Hawley has a unique approach to adaptation. Though an author of six novels and several other original TV and film projects, the New York-born, Austin-based creator is best known for his work in the realm of creative translation, having burst onto the scene with FX anthology series Fargo. Fargo doesn’t […]
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Read MoreThis article contains spoilers for Eyes of Wakanda episode 4. The four-episode Disney+ miniseries Eyes of Wakanda has arrived, and this anthology series is already delivering exciting revelations about the MCU’s past and potential future. Episode four “The Last Panther” has some particularly interesting additions, including the introduction of the Horde, which could be a […]
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Read MoreThis article contains spoilers for The Gilded Age season 3 episode 8. While The Gilded Age season 3 followed several romances, the clear standout in terms of sheer swoonworthiness and hardships overcome is the courtship between Peggy Scott (Denée Benton) and Dr. William Kirkland (Jordan Donica). Episode 5 started with a lovely baseball game date […]
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Read MoreThis Star Trek: Strange New Worlds review contains spoilers for season 3 episode 5. While Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is a series that’s largely known for its sunny optimism, hopeful determination, and communal can-do spirit, it’s also a show that can get pretty darn dark when it wants to. From war stories that reveal hidden […]
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Read MoreAnyone who has seen at least one SNL Digital Short has a favorite SNL Digital Short. That’s the brilliance of the short-form video format pioneered for Saturday Night Live by The Lonely Island (Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer) in the mid aughts. Each and every brief clip is creatively crafted yet utterly bizarre, […]
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Read MoreThis Wednesday season 2 part 1 review contains no spoilers. The few series still hanging around the world of teen TV often squeeze themselves to death with overly complex plot lines without enough time to wrap them up neatly. Meanwhile, Wednesday is a straightforward comfort. Many shows with a mystery at the center struggle with […]
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Read MoreThis article contains spoilers for King of the Hill season 14. During a time when TV revivals and legacy sequels have become increasingly common, it’s that much harder to stand out and make an impact. King of the Hill has always been an unpredictable outlier that genuinely stays true to itself and its character-driven comedy. […]
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Read MoreAnother San Diego Comic-Con is in the books. Going into what amounts to Nerd Culture Mecca last week, some margins of social media and the ceaseless online commentariat pondered whether this would be a quieter year without a Marvel or a DC Studios film slate. However, one glance at the euphoric reception Peacemaker alone received […]
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Read MoreThis article contains spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 episode 4. Today’s Star Trek is not like your granddad’s Star Trek. Gone are the shaky sets, the wildly incorrect science, and the scenery-chewing acting. But if you tuned into “A Space Adventure Hour,” this week’s episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, […]
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Read MoreThis Star Trek: Strange New Worlds review contains spoilers for season 3 episode 4. On any series that isn’t Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, you’d be forgiven for getting a bit nervous when the fourth episode of a new season kicks off with a neon-colored 1960s-style parody sequence featuring characters who clearly don’t exist within the […]
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Read MoreThe modern gaming landscape is filled with big stories and bigger ideas. Many AAA gaming titles are as packed with lore as a Homeric epic. Hell, FromSoftware even brought in Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin to fill out the expansive narrative corners of Elden Ring‘s the Lands Between! That was not always the […]
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Read MoreThe Fantastic Four is such a staple in Marvel, superhero fiction, and really just pop culture in general that it feels insane how much hope there was that the MCU’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps would be the one to do it justice. It feels so odd that these characters have seldom stood out in […]
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Read MoreThis article is presented in partnership with Netflix and appears in the Den of Geek x Sakamoto Days special edition releasing in mid-July. Sakamoto Days Part 2 has begun streaming on Netflix now. Generally speaking, a comfort show ought not feature multiple assassins, whether they be reformed or not. But Netflix’s Sakamoto Days manages to balance the […]
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