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When Batman Begins came out 20 years ago, almost to the day, I was a high school nerd. Which is to say that I was (of course) obsessed that someone had finally taken Batman seriously. And to be honest, I remain a great booster for what Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale achieved across all three […]

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This article contains spoilers for Love Island USA season 7 episode 12. Reality is stranger than fiction. Managed reality is even stranger. Love Island USA understands that as well or better as any current reality program. An American remake of a successful British format that’s gone global, Love Island‘s premise is as simple as they […]

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This article contains spoilers for Andor season 2. After being tortured and interrogated by the ISB in season 1 of Andor, Bix (Adria Arjona) spent the first part of season 2 struggling with PTSD. The show does a great job overall of depicting this in a nuanced and considerate way, and when Bix finally gets […]

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This article contains spoilers for Marvel’s What If…? season 3. The Marvel Cinematic Universe hasn’t always been the best at incorporating romance into its greater, overarching story. Pepper (Gwyneth Paltrow) and Tony (Robert Downey Jr.) were one of the first MCU couples to become official, but we didn’t get to see much of them together […]

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More than 30 years ago, Star Trek: The Next Generation closed out its seven-year run with the excellent finale, “All Good Things…” The episode’s title proved apt—and not just because Picard’s crew actually continued their adventures with four more lackluster movies and the uneven revival series Star Trek: Picard. Rather, the title indicated that the […]

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This article contains spoilers for all ten seasons of Smallville. Across 10 seasons, The CW series Smallville offered its own take on many villains from Superman’s extensive rogues’ gallery and also introduced its own unique characters into the mix. From season-long antagonists to freaks-of-the-week, Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and his allies faced off against a […]

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Relatively speaking, the here and now is the quietest that prolific writer/director Taylor Sheridan has been in quite some time. The drama of Yellowstone (both behind the scenes and onscreen) is long over. The Yellowstone prequel chapters 1883 and 1923 are closed, as is Lawmen: Bass Reeves. Lioness calmly awaits a likely season 3 renewal. […]

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This article contains spoilers for all seasons of The Handmaid’s Tale. The oppressive regime of Gilead in The Handmaid’s Tale is a breeding ground for acts of rebellion. It’s a Christofascist regime that doesn’t actually live by Christ’s teachings, but instead enacts violence on those it deems “unworthy,” with men in power using said power […]

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Have you read the news lately? I wouldn’t recommend it. You’re better off looking out of a window at any available sunshine, trees, and – if you’re lucky – the occasional dog. That said, the window solution is broadly limited to daylight hours. Come nightfall, you’ll need to turn elsewhere for diversion. That’s where the […]

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Remember that time when good ol’ Peter Parker called a drone strike on his classmates because another guy was flirting with MJ? Well, the artificial intelligence that made it happen is back, this time in snarky Canadian form! Deadline is reporting that Schitt’s Creek alum Emily Hampshire has been cast as E.D.I.T.H. in Vision Quest, […]

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One of Phineas and Ferb’s most enduring features is its music, which is an integral component of the show’s identity, formula, and soul. The hit songs from Disney’s longest-running animated series have no business going as hard as they do. The tunes aren’t simply just catchy earworms, but genuine bops that have stood the test […]

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Warning: spoilers for all episodes of Doctor Who Season Two The Fifteenth Doctor throughout his era on Doctor Who was curious about the universe, friendly, often flirtatious, and unafraid to show all of his emotions. Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor was first introduced in 2023’s third 60th Anniversary special, “The Giggle”, which established the fact that Time […]

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Knowing that Slow Horses series five was already in the can by the time the series four finale aired has made the wait for it feel interminable. Come on, people, how long does it take to chop it into six parts, stick that Mick Jagger song on the credits, and digitally remove any boom mics […]

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The idea of there being expansive “lore” for Adult Swim’s animated comedy Rick and Morty must seem so silly to people who don’t watch it. “Lore? You mean the goofy show about the drunk scientist and his grandson going on space adventures has a complicated canon?” Yes, believe it or not, we do mean exactly […]

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Netflix has no shortage of options when it comes to science fiction programming and experimental anthology series, but Love, Death + Robots is an especially beautiful love letter to science fiction’s chameleonic nature and endless versatility. The unpredictable animated anthology series combines sci-fi with comedy, horror, fantasy, mystery, and romance as it brings gripping genre […]

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Ever since the end of Squid Game season 2 revealed the return of the Red Light, Green Light Doll, Young-hee, in a brand new game, there’s been a lot of speculation about what this game could be. All we saw is the giant robot and her new male counterpart standing across from each other and […]

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