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From sudden shifts in perspective to cruel twists of fate, The Twilight Zone had some truly unforgettable endings.
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Suits' Creator Has A Theory About The Show's Newfound Success On Netflix
Suits has become one of the most watched series on streaming, and everyone is hypothesizing why. So far, the best explanation comes from Suits' creator.
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The Twilight Zone was meta before adding meta-textual elements to film and TV even became popular. In one episode, Rod Serling's mysterious host even dies.
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Our Flag Means Death Just Pulled Off An Emotional Season 1 Parallel
Season 2 of Our Flag Means Death is already wonderful and has similar structural parallels to season 1.
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Patrick Stewart became an international star when he took on the role of Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation. But one famous friend protested.
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Gen V Episode 4 Features A Bloody NSFW Moment That Rivals The Boys' Most Shocking Kill
There's a very NSFW moment in one of the episodes of Gen V that made us think of an equally NSFW moment from The Boys. That's a lot of NSFW stuff.
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Thrawn enjoyed a hard-earned victory in the Ahsoka season 1 finale, having learned some valuable lessons from his experiences on Star Wars Rebels.
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Hasbro is doing some double-dipping with the latest Star Wars Black Series action figures, but the Holocomm Collection looks pretty dang cool.
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Patrick Stewart went out of his way to avoid imitating William Shatner on Star Trek: The Next Generation, save for his delivery of the show's opening narration.
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Loki Season 2 Episode 1 Has Much More Talk About Skin Peeling Than We Expected
The buddy cop dynamic between Loki and Mobius is alive and well in season 2 of the Marvel series, especially when the threat of skin peeling comes about.
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Our Flag Means Death season 2 sees the introduction of a new character played by Ruibo Qian -- one whose historical authenticity isn't exactly by the book.
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Sam, one of the Supe students in Gen V, has hallucinations that are both funny and unnerving.
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When it comes to exposition, the time-travel heavy Loki season 2 seems to have learned a valuable lesson from Aaron Sorkin and The West Wing's writing staff.
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Avengers: Endgame set up some rules for time travel that Loki season 2 now has us questioning. What does it all mean? Let's investigate!
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Jonathan Majors doesn't appear in the first episode of Loki season 2, but his presence is still a big part of the premiere, and it's the elephant in the room.
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Does Loki Season 2 Episode 1 Have A Credits Scene?
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The ending of the Ahsoka finale lays the groundwork for big things to come in the Star Wars franchise while also capping off its characters' personal journeys.
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How Star Trek: Lower Decks Inverts One Of Television's Oldest Tropes
Star Trek: Lower Decks has always taken a more carefree approach to its characters' romantic entanglements; the new episode serves up some classic TV skewering.
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Lower Decks Finally Addresses The Question Of TV In The Star Trek Universe
The greatest adversary on Star Trek: Lower Decks isn't the Borg or the Romulans. It's apparently the mere concept of television.
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