Apple TV Streams The Best Movies And TV Shows - And They're Fixing Their Biggest Problem
Apple TV has quietly been one of the best streaming services in the game, and they're finally fixing their biggest problem.
Read MoreApple TV has quietly been one of the best streaming services in the game, and they're finally fixing their biggest problem.
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Read MoreFallout season 2 proved the Prime Video adaptation understands the video game source material, making this fan complaint even sillier than after season 1.
Read MoreFallout season 2 went out with a bang, including the introduction of some of the creepiest crawly creatures in all of the wasteland.
Read MoreThe factions in Fallout are full of mystery and plenty of danger, but the season 2 finale revealed major details about the show's most secretive.
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Read MoreThe best character in HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has totally redeemed his House's less-than-stellar reputation in our eyes.
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Read MoreNew Marvel series Wonder Man brings back the Department of Damage Control, which is fun in the comics but has been wasted in the MCU.
Read MoreThere's a thrilling new series on Peacock starring Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson that you'd be wise to add to your watch list.
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Read MoreTrevor Slattery (Ben Kingsley) returning in Wonder Man allows the Marvel Cinematic Universe character to complete a most unexpected journey.
Read MoreIt's impossible to imagine Schitt's Creek without the late Catherine O'Hara playing the inimitable Moira Rose, but it very nearly happened.
Read MoreK-dramas have risen to prominence in the United States, and there are plenty exciting new shows and new seasons coming from South Korea in 2026.
Read MoreMarvel gets meta with Wonder Man, and the show's fourth episode allows a Disney Animation veteran to join the self-reflexive fun.
Read MoreOne of Wonder Man's main goals is to honor Haitian culture, which is exactly what the Marvel series does in its third episode.
Read MoreYou might expect an actor from 2003's Daredevil popping up on Wonder Man to lead to some multiversal mayhem, but the actual payoff is much better.
Read MoreThe Fallout TV series has never been a direct adaptation of the games that inspired it, but the latest episode has a direct reference to Fallout: New Vegas.
Read MoreMany superhero projects have gotten bogged down in origin stories, but Marvel's Wonder Man TV series has a creative approach to that problem.
Read MoreTrevor Slattery (Ben Kingsley) returns in Wonder Man, and the show's second episode nods to his past as the Mandarin while also foreshadowing his future.
Read MoreLeonardo DiCaprio's role on the sitcom Growing Pains would've prevented him from making his first major movie if it hadn't been for one of his costars.
Read MoreOne of John Hughes classic comedies was given a series adaptation treatment nearly a decade later that lasted for a shocking 5 seasons.
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