Only Murders in the Building “Thirty” is a riveting exhibition that loneliness leaves its mark on everyone, no matter who they are.
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‘Sex Education’ Season 4 Review
In cramming way too much in its final season, Sex Education Season 4 unfortunately misses the mark.
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Ahsoka Episode 5 “Shadow Warrior” Highlights
Written and directed by Dave Filoni, Ahsoka Episode 5, “Shadow Warriors,” is a solid episode with plenty to show.
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Strange New Worlds “Subspace Rhapsody” Review: An Emotionally Charged Musical Episode
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ “Subspace Rhapsody,” is the kind of electrifying penultimate few shows could pull off.
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 3 Review
Only Murders in the Building Season 3 features a slower excavation, but it’s a killer run structured effectively like a two-act musical.
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‘The Witcher’ Season 3 Review: A Strong Start That Fumbles Without Clear Storytelling
Where The Witcher Season 3 could’ve been an excellent send-off for Cavill, it’s a cluttered, questionable wreckage instead.
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‘Heartstopper’ Season 2 Review: Another Wholesome Feat in Romance and Storytelling
Heartstopper Season 2 is a triumph in storytelling and a wholesome showcase full of beautifully poignant queer romances.
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Fandom, Feminism, and TV’s Branding Problem
Fandom and female viewers are a tremendous part of the demographic watching and promoting TV, it’s time to stop dismissing them.
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‘Sweet Magnolias’ Season 3 Review
Sweet Magnolias Season 3 has its solid moments, but it also features some forgettable moments people will likely skip upon rewatches.
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How I Met Your Father’s Season 2 Finale Continues to Establish Friendships While Returning to Romance
How I Met Your Father’s Season 2 is far from perfect, but it’s the best display of the show’s core friendships.
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The Witcher’s “Shaerrawedd” Is a Promising Nod to Romance and Family
The Witcher’s “Shaerrawedd” uses angst to its advantage, bringing to our screens an episode that feels like Yenralt fan fiction.
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Strange New Worlds’ “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” Offers a Trope-Filled Adventure for La’an and Kirk
Strange New Worlds’ “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” gives La’an and Kirk a romance trope-filled time travel adventure.
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‘With Love’ Season 2 Review: A Continuous Triumph in Every Way
Calderón Kellett’s With Love Season 2 is a love letter to romances and an exploration of growth. A true gem on TV.
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‘Secret Invasion’ Episode 1 Review: What Shouldn’t Have Happened
Secret Invasion Episode 1 brings an unnecessary plot twist to the mix, making it deeply unsatisfying and hard to continue.se
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“The Jersey Connection” Proves How I Met Your Father’s Greatest Strength Is the Friendships
How I Met Your Father 2×16 “The Jersey Connection” makes it clear that romantic relationships should never get between friendships.
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‘Chicago Fire’ Isn’t the Same Without Chief Evan Hawkins
Amid some questionable decisions in a single season, killing off Evan Hawkins still feels like an unnecessary gut punch.
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Ted Lasso 3×12 “So Long, Farewell” Review
Ted Lasso 3×12 “So Long, Farewell” offers many winning moments amidst the losses we experience as viewers.
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Netflix’s ‘The Night Agent’ Seamlessly Utilizes Some of the Finest Romance Tropes
Netflix’s The Night Agent is a trope-filled daze that moves the narrative forward in a heart-squeezing fashion.
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Blindspotting’s Season 2 Finale Highlights the Loyalty in Miles and Ashley’s Romance
Blindspotting’s Season 2 finale takes time to celebrate Miles and Ashley’s romance through a breathtaking and memorable montage.
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Scene Breakdown: Roman Roy’s Emotional Collapse in Succession’s Penultimate Episode
Roman Roy’s emotional breakdown in Succession’s penultimate episode painfully encompasses the heartaches of grief.
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