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Anthology series American Horror Story has been an FX staple since its debut in 2011, telling tales of everything from ghosts and serial killers to witches, aliens, vampires, and more. And while its absence from the 2025 Fall TV schedule meant that Halloween didn’t feel quite as spooky as it has in recent years, fans […]

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After several years of Netflix making movies that feel an awful lot like Agatha Christie mysteries (Knives Out, its sequel Glass Onion, and the forthcoming Wake Up Dead Man), the streamer has finally decided to just go straight to the source. Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, a three-part adaptation of novel The Seven Dials Mystery, is […]

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Every Den of Geek reader knows that Stranger Things is ending this year with the release of the three-part season 5. But every Den of Geek reader also knows that Stranger Things is incredibly popular, and therefore Netflix cannot let it die. The show has garnered legions of fans because of its ability to distill […]

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In tragic news for those of us who’ve been determinedly calling the forthcoming (questionable) Doctor Who spinoff The War Between the Land and the Sea “that Sea Devils show” or something vaguely similar, we’re going to have to update our terminology. Because in the world of this series, that term is actually kind of offensive. […]

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The chronically online got a belated apology from Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings this week after an October 24 episode of the series inadvertently sowed (there are a few more pig puns coming, so strap in) seeds of dismay with a clue about the viral meme character John Pork. Pork, who has the head of a […]

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Even almost two decades after The Wire aired its final episode, the show still regularly sits atop lists of the best TV series of all time. The HBO crime saga earned its reputation in part because of the gritty and complicated portrayal of the American War on Drugs as it played out in the city […]

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Twenty years after Star Trek: Enterprise ended in cancelation, co-creators Rick Berman and Brannon Braga have been looking back on the events of the series finale and getting real about the decisions they made. “These Are The Voyages” saw an uptick in viewers at the time, but it’s fair to say that the majority of […]

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Every Trekkie knows that Star Trek wouldn’t exist without ’60s sitcoms. I Love Lucy star Lucille Ball’s company Desilu produced the show, and she used her clout to help Gene Roddenberry get an unprecedented second pilot after CBS execs passed on the first. But a different ’60s sitcom helped continue the Star Trek legacy by […]

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Since it premiered way back in – wait, this can’t be right – 1997(!?!), South Park has never let a good holiday go to waste. Whether it’s Jesus going Rambo to rescue Santa Claus, a three-part Black Friday extravaganza, or the introduction of the “Hare Club for Men,” Comedy Central’s animated classic knows how to […]

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“If you saw his eyes right now, I’m sure you’d learn that even an android can… cry!” Those dramatic lines closed 1968’s Avengers #58, in which Earth’s Mightiest Heroes overcome their mistrust of the synthezoid Vision and induct him into their team. Between writer Roy Thomas’ melodramatic narration and artist John Buscema’s final splash panel […]

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After recent reports that a True Detective reunion could be in the cards, star Woody Harrelson has shut down any possibility of returning to the series. During an appearance on NBC’s 3rd Hour of Today, Harrelson declared that revisiting the world of True Detective is out of the question. “Never. Not a chance,” he said […]

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It looks like Finn Jones, who played Danny Rand in Netflix’s underwhelming Iron Fist series, may be quietly hinting at a return to the role. In a recent Instagram story, Jones posted a photo outside a Taekwondo dojo. Though this could simply be viewed as an innocuous image, fans are naturally speculating whether Jones is […]

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The Witcher season 4 represents a time of significant change for the show. The most obvious aspect of this, of course, is the fact that Liam Hemsworth has taken over the role of Geralt of Rivia from departing lead actor Henry Cavill. But the series’ penultimate outing very deliberately begins to shift the story toward […]

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The following contains major spoilers for The Witcher season 4 finale. Given that The Witcher is a show about a magically enhanced mutant monster hunter, it makes sense that the series features more than its share of otherworldly creatures, supernatural beings, and dangerous beasts of virtually every size. And we’ve seen Geralt of Rivia (Liam […]

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After months of speculation, the truth is finally out there: Disney is getting out of the Doctor Who business, officially ending its two-year partnership with the BBC that funded the last two seasons of the show and gave it a streaming home. For most Whovians, this is generally a relief, if only because the announcement […]

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Welcome to Derry is a strange subtitle for a TV series about an eternal horror that devours people, mostly children, who live in the titular Maine town. But It: Welcome to Derry is all about the contrast between wholesome folks and the evil they try to ignore, a contrast highlighted by the show’s opening credits. […]

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Walter White is the one who knocks. The meek science teacher turned notorious drug lord Heisenberg remains one of the most iconic figures in television history. But if you’re Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, you don’t necessarily want Walter to be the most important person of your life. At least, that’s the sentiment that Gilligan […]

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One night, in November 1983, Will Byers didn’t come home. That central hook from the 2016 pilot episode of Stranger Things seems so simple compared to what the series became. Over the next nine years and four seasons, Stranger Things grew more and more intricate in its lore, adding telekinetic kids, Cold War intrigue, the […]

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Now that Disney and the BBC have officially broken up, there are lots of lingering questions when it comes to Doctor Who and the future of the iconic sci-fi franchise. Who’s going to play the next Doctor? How are they going to clean up the whole Billie Piper plot twist from the season 15 finale? […]

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The Witcher season 4 has arrived, which means that everyone is going to get a chance to finally weigh in on the franchise’s (bold? foolhardy?) choice to swap out its lead actor halfway through its run and whether Liam Hemsworth is capable of filling Henry Cavill’s boots. (Spoiler alert: He’s…mostly fine?) But it turns out […]

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